Tsotyli

Tsotyli (or Tsotili) ( _el. Τσοτύλι) is a village in the municipality of Tsotilion, Kozani Prefecture, Greece. Population 4,753 (2001). It is a famous western Greek area, especially known for its old housing estate (oikotrofeio). The Archeological Museum of Tsotili is notable as well. [cite web |url=http://www.gtp.gr/TDirectoryDetails.asp?id=413 |title=50002 TSOTILI , KOZANI , GREECE |accessdate=2008-07-16 |last= |first= |coauthors= |date= |work= |publisher=gtp.gr]

Starting from Tsotyli, you may visit Apidea, of archaeo­logical interest, in the location of Boufara or Saint Athanassios. The picturesque villages of Krimini and Rodochori are situated a few kilometres away from Tsotyli. Near the village of Rodochori, the Tsoukaris bridge over Pramoritsa, a tributary of Aliakmon, bears witness to the local architecture. The Tsotyli-Kastanochoria route is unique. The mountain Ontria, with its forests, tresh water springs and old legends about girls who turned into stone, looms over the area. The village of Polikastano has an amazing landscape at an altitude of 950m. In the mountainous Voio, the village of Avgerinos (Αυγερινος), at an altitude of 1050m. com­pletes the beauty of the landscape. The mastery of the old craftsmen of the village is shown in the two floor houses made of stone in the central square. Following a dirt road you may visit the monastery of Aghia Triada (Holy Trinity) on the outskirts of Vithos and Pentalofos.

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