A perfecture of many natural charms, unique
archeological sights and treasures attract visitors all year round.
Mountains Orthys and Pelion join in the low hills and devide
the fertile plains of Magnesia. Its Paghastikos Kolpos/Bay extends
its shores to places where in ancient times many cities prospered.
Incredible beaches await you at the Aegean side: from the Keramidi
and Horefto to Katigiorgi and Trikeri.
Having as your starting point Volos
the capital , you are on a journey of beautiful sights and locales
of the nome. Volos with its 110,000 inhabitants, along with the municipality
of Nea Ionia, is one of the largest cities in Greece. It is a significant
commercial port and a very busy industrial area. Volos is built around
its deep harbor, the recess of Paghasitikos Kolpos/Bay and it spreads
up to the foot of Pelion.
The city after the earthquake of 1955 was re-built and unfortunately lost much of its character. Nonetheless, though, it still retains its unique charm.
To Magnisia
By Bus: For information you may call the central office in Athens at 210 8317186, from Thessaloniki 2310 544133
By Train: From Piraeus - Athens call 210 5297777.
From Thessaloniki call 2310 517517 or OTE 145
General Information for Magnissia 
The city after the earthquake of 1955 was re-built and unfortunately lost much of its character. Nonetheless, though, it still retains its unique charm.