Metsovo is a picturesque mountain town in the Epirus region of northwestern Greece. It sits at an altitude of 1,160 meters in the Pindus Mountains. Surrounded by dense forests and towering peaks, Metsovo offers breathtaking views and a traditional atmosphere.

The town is famous for its rich history and strong cultural identity. It has long been home to the Vlach people, a group with deep roots in the region. Their traditions, language, and customs still thrive in Metsovo today. The town played a key role in Greece’s history, especially during the Ottoman period and the Greek War of Independence.

Metsovo’s architecture stands out with its stone-built houses, wooden balconies, and red-tiled roofs. Narrow cobbled streets lead to charming squares, where locals and visitors gather. The central square is a lively hub with traditional cafés and shops selling local products.

The town is known for its high-quality dairy products, especially Metsovone and Metsovela cheeses. Local wineries produce excellent wines, including the famous Katogi Averoff label. Visitors can enjoy traditional dishes like grilled meats, pies, and handmade pasta in cozy tavernas. 

Metsovo also has a strong artistic and intellectual heritage. The Tositsa Museum showcases the town’s history, folk art, and daily life. Educational institutions, funded by benefactors from Metsovo, have supported Greek culture for centuries.

Outdoor activities attract nature lovers year-round. In the winter, Metsovo offers skiing at nearby resorts such as Anilio Ski Center. In warmer months, visitors can hike scenic trails, explore the Aoos Artificial Lake, or enjoy mountain biking. The lush landscape makes it a paradise for adventurers.