Άνοιξη προς Πάρνηθα
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Άνοιξη προς Πεντέλη
🇬🇷 Attica · Greece — Altitude 400 m
This live stream looks towards Mount Penteli from a spot about 400 metres above sea level, on the northern edge of the Attica basin. It is useful for checking how the air and sky look over the hills before you head out. The page also shows the local time and a forecast for the area.
Penteli is a mountain north-east of Athens, famous for its white marble, which was quarried for the Parthenon and many other ancient buildings. The slopes are covered with pine and scrubland, and the mountain forms a clear landmark on the Attica skyline. Settlements on its lower flanks look over the capital and out towards the Aegean.
The camera is listed as a general outlook rather than a specific street, so depending on the view you may see the ridge, the hillside and the sky above Attica. Mornings often bring the clearest air, while late afternoon light can warm the marble-coloured slopes. Haze from the city can thicken in summer heat, so the view changes noticeably from day to day.
The area has hot, dry summers and mild, rainy winters, and spring and autumn are the most comfortable months for walking. Temperatures at this altitude are usually a few degrees cooler than in central Athens. Nearby cameras cover Mount Parnitha, the Agios Stefanos road and Drosia, which help you compare conditions across the region.
Source: forecastweather.gr
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The current conditions and a three-day forecast for the area are shown in the weather block on this page. They update with the page, so you can check them before deciding on a trip.
The local time is displayed on this page and follows the Greek time zone, including daylight saving changes. The clock updates automatically.
The camera sits at roughly 400 metres altitude on the north-eastern side of Attica, and the map on this page marks its position. Its exact viewing direction is not described in the source data.
Early morning and clear days in spring or autumn usually offer the sharpest view of the hills. Summer haze and winter cloud can reduce visibility, so check the live picture and weather first.
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