On the picturesque slopes of the legendary Pelion, known as the abode of the centaurs, led by the wise Chiron and the place where many of the events were unfolding Greek mythology, scattered many charming villages. Small settlements with traditional architecture of the region and numerous historical and cultural monuments attract its authenticity and a genuine atmosphere of cordiality and hospitality.

One of the most colorful and interesting villages that are worth a visit certainly is Tsangarada. Literally immersed in the green village lies on the eastern slope of Pelion, at an altitude of 400-450 m above sea level, about 48 km from the city of Volos (the capital of the nome of Magnesia).

The history of the village dates back to 1500. Today Tsangarda divided into four small district - Agia Taksiaris, Agia Paraskevi, Agia Stefanos and Agia Kyriaki, got its name from the church of the same name, located in their main squares. Walking through the cobbled streets Tsangarady with an abundance of greenery and flowers, numerous fountains, beautiful old mansions and churches will give you a lot of fun. In the area of ​​Agia Paraskevi is one of the local attractions - a huge millennial sycamore. In the shadow of his crown with a diameter of approximately 13-14 m, a small cafe at the table you can relax and have a snack. However, in Tsangarde you will find a very cozy taverns and cafes where you can enjoy traditional local cuisine, as well as a good selection of hotels and apartments where you can stay.

Lovers of long walks certainly worth a stroll through the picturesque surroundings Tsangardy. Special attention certainly deserve and located in relative proximity to the stunning beauty of the beaches Tsangarady Milopatamos and Fakistra.