Xyléni

Xyléni is a village and municipal unit in the Argolis regional unit of Greece, located on the Peloponnese peninsula. It is situated in the northeastern part of the Argolis region, near the coast of the Argolic Gulf. The village itself is a traditional Greek settlement, characterized by its stone houses and narrow streets.

The economy of Xyléni, like much of the surrounding area, is primarily agricultural. Olive groves and citrus orchards are common in the fertile land surrounding the village. The region also has a history of producing wine.

Historically, the area has been inhabited since ancient times, though Xyléni as it is known today developed over centuries. Its strategic location, close to the coast, likely played a role in its development and historical significance.

The municipal unit of Xyléni encompasses several smaller settlements in addition to the main village. It is a part of the broader cultural and administrative landscape of Argolis, a region rich in archaeological sites and natural beauty. Visitors to Xyléni can experience a taste of traditional Greek rural life and explore the surrounding countryside.