Larissa Prefecture is located in central Greece, part of the Thessaly region. It is known for its rich agricultural land, producing crops like cotton and tobacco. The capital city, Larissa, is a significant urban center with historical sites, including the ancient theater and the Byzantine fortress. The prefecture is characterized by diverse landscapes, including mountains, plains, and rivers. The Pindus mountain range to the west offers opportunities for outdoor activities, while the Thessalian plain is one of Greece's most fertile areas. Larissa Prefecture is also home to several archaeological sites, reflecting its long history.