Volos

– Volos
Our walk starts outside the Volos Port and ends outside the Archaeological Museum. The long seafront is lined with cafés and restaurants and among them you will find the local eateries called tsipouradika. Enjoy the amazing views to the open sea, as well as pass by the city centre, local churches and stunning buildings like Achileion and University of Thessaly.

– Athanasakeion Archaeological Museum of Volos
Athanasakeion Museum of Volos established in 1909. Here, you will view the findings of the excavations in the Magnesia region, including the exclusive funerary steles-considered to be masterpieces of the Hellenistic art of the 3rd Century B.C. Also, you will admire exhibits such as Neolithic graves and findings from the prehistoric sites of Dimini and Sesklo.

– Portaria
This traditional village is worth a visit for its stunning location, amazing architecture, and unique history. The uphill street, passes in front of the old Town Hall, and leads to the main square, which is surrounded by restaurants, cafes and local shops. Along the way, you are accompanied by the sound of running water coming from the numerous stone founts.

– Centaurs’ Path
Centaur’s Path in Portaria village is a hidden gem in Pelion, definitely worth visiting. Walk on this special path following the footsteps of the legendary Centaur Chiron and having the chance to admire some of the most impressive sights of the area, let alone the splendid nature that makes this place look like a paradise on Earth.

– Makrinitsa
It is also called the “balcony of Pelion” thanks to the magnificent view of the entire Pagasitiko gulf. The old water fountains, the stone churches and the countless mansions built with the uniquely charming Pelioritean architecture create a romantic and peaceful place, where you will wander among the interesting sights and narrow stone alleys.