Pyrgi is also called the painted village (zographisto chorio) because of the superb decoration of its houses: grey and white geometrical shapes decorate the facades of the houses, in a style originating from Italy, when Chios was under the occupation of the Franks.
Like in the other medieval villages of the island, the stone houses of Pyrgi are built close one to each other, forming a defensive wall.
Narrow stone-paved streets, superb churches, unique architecture and balconies full of flowers and sun-dried tomatoes are composing the magical scenery of the village of Pyrgi.
Accommodations, cafes and excellent taverns are available in the village. Pyrgi 360° Pictures
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