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The city was founded by the founding of an ancient fortress on a strategically located hill east of the current city center. No remains of this structure remain today. In Byzantine times, a castle was built on the same spot, around which the historic upper town, which still exists today, developed. Some historic buildings still exist in the immediate vicinity of the castle. It was not until the 20th century that the settlement core shifted westwards, down to the plain in front of it. The modern lower town with its spacious main square is now a transport hub, the economic center of the region and the administrative seat of the Greek Orthodox Church. Kyparissia was recognized as a rural municipality (kinotita) in 1912 and upgraded to a city municipality (dimos) in 1944. On the occasion of the administrative reform in 2010, it was merged with five other municipalities to form the new municipality of Trifylia.

The city was founded by the founding of an ancient fortress on a strategically located hill east of the current city center. No remains of this structure remain today. In Byzantine times, a castle was built on the same spot, around which the historic upper town, which still exists today, developed. Some historic buildings still exist in the immediate vicinity of the castle. It was not until the 20th century that the settlement core shifted westwards, down to the plain in front of it. The modern lower town with its spacious main square is now a transport hub, the economic center of the region and the administrative seat of the Greek Orthodox Church. Kyparissia was recognized as a rural municipality (kinotita) in 1912 and upgraded to a city municipality (dimos) in 1944. On the occasion of the administrative reform in 2010, it was merged with five other municipalities to form the new municipality of Trifylia.

The city is located on the coast of the Ionian Sea between Pyrgos in the north, 65 km away, and Pylos in the south. To the east of the city, the narrow coastal plain quickly turns into a karst hilly landscape. Kyparissia was the capital of the former province of Tryfilia.

Kyparissia (Greek: Κυπαρισσία (n. pl.) also Kiparissia) is a town in western Messinia in Greece. Since 1 January 2011 it has been the administrative centre and a municipal district of the municipality Trifylia (Τριφυλία), thus losing its status as an independent municipality, which had existed since 1944.

Kyparissia (Greek: Κυπαρισσία (n. pl.) also Kiparissia) is a town in western Messinia in Greece. Since 1 January 2011 it has been the administrative centre and a municipal district of the municipality Trifylia (Τριφυλία), thus losing its status as an independent municipality, which had existed since 1944.

Grave monument. Ancient Messene. Initially constructed in the late 3rd century BC, for eight members of an aristocratic Messenian family and continued to be used to the 1st c. AD.

The old water mill has been out of use for over 50 years, but is still functional. We had barely entered the mill and shown interest in it when the owner got it running for us. There is a lovely little shop attached, which sells things like pasta made from the flour milled here, as well as many other specialties. On the first floor there is a small cafe, where a small cast-iron oven provided cozy warmth in February. Our purchases and the visit to the cafe were on the higher end of the price range, but the loving care of the couple who run it more than made up for that. We were also invited to pick oranges in the garden!

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