It is a fully equipped, spacious and luxurious 95 sqm apartment in a prime location in the heart of Volos, Volonaki. It is a 2-minute walk from two large private parking lots and a community one, just 1 minute from great cafes, tsipoura, restaurants and shops and only 5 minutes from Volos Beach and Agios Konstantinos Park. Travel and stay in the most central point of Volos! Explore countless beautiful sites, such as the Athanasakeio Archaeological Museum, the Giorgio De Quirico Art Center, and walk along the waterfront or just enjoy a drink in the lively Volos night. Ideal for families, couples, professionals or friends.

It’s very important for us that the tourist is satisfied and feel like they are in their home. We provide a quiet, comfortable and bright place. The lights in the kitchen, bedroom and sitting room are handmade. Wish and hope to make your stay happy !!!

Volos is especially pretty. This lively university town —the gateway to the islands of Skiathos, Skopelos, and Alonissos— has a lot going for it. Ancient history, modern culture, and a fantastic food scene make Volos an attractive base for exploring one of Greece’s most stunning coastlines: the Pelion peninsula just to the east. Where to eat Around 2 pm, Volos comes to a standstill as locals hit their favorite tsipouradiko. There are literally hundreds of these ouzo-and-meze bars in Volos, mostly no-frills, neon-lit joints where Anthony Bourdain would have felt at home. Each karafaki (little bottle) of tsipouro, a grape distillate that comes with or without aniseed, is served with a titbit or two. You don’t order – the chef-patron just brings a succession of (mostly fishy) delights, that get more generous with each round of drinks. Wandering around the old quarter of Palia is like peeling back the layers of the city’s long history. There are ancient amphorae left in situ by archaeologists, an Ottoman gunpowder depot, a Byzantine castle, and the loveliest train station in all of Greece —a yellow building with carved green woodwork built-in