Pelasgia

Pelasgia (Πελασγία) is a municipality in Phthiotis, Greece. Population 3310 (2001).

Division of the municipality

• Pelasgia / Δ.δ. Πελασγίας [ 1857 ]
  
  • Pelasgia / η Πελασγία [ 1.631 ]
    
  • Kyparisson / ο Κυπαρισσών [ 99 ]
    
  • Paralia Pelasgias / η Παραλία Πελασγίας [ 127 ]
    
• Vathykoilon / Δ.δ. Βαθυκοίλου -- το Βαθύκοιλον [ 334 ]
  
• Glyfa / Δ.δ. Γλύφας [ 691 ]
  
  • Glyfa / η Γλύφα [ 691 ]
    
  • Pagoni / το Παγώνι [ 0 ]
    
• Myloi / Δ.δ. Μύλων [ 428 ]
  
  • Myloi / οι Μύλοι [ 426 ]
    
  • Monastiri / το Μοναστήριον [ 2 ]

Glyfa

Glyfa is a seaside village c. 60 km east of Lamia

Pelasgia

Pelasgia is a seaside village. Near the village are the remains of the acropolis of Larisa Kremaste from the 5th to 4th century BC. It was inhabited until at least Early Byantine times. The substantial boundary walls of the ancient acropolis are still visible, and mosaics from an early Christian basilica have been uncovered a short distance away near the shore. The ancient settlement appears to be mentioned in Homer in connection with a tribe called the Pelasgians, from which the modern village and the municipality derives its name.

Castle of Pelasgia

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