In the center of Tsagarada and just a 2-minute walk from the centuries-old plane tree, is our very beautiful and quiet (privacy assured) house, 55 sq m. among the plane and chestnut trees and with a view of the Aegean Sea and the square. It was built in 2022 and has all the furnishings new. It has a large space with a fireplace and a double sofa bed, as well as 2 built-in sofas that also function as single beds. There are windows all around and you feel like you are living in the green. It has cable television (COSMOTE TV) with a 43'' screen and warm and excellently decorated corners. The kitchen is of excellent functionality, with branded appliances and equipped with all new utensils for preparing meals. The bathroom is very beautiful in aesthetics with oak and iroko wood details. The bedroom has a king-size bed with a view of the greenery. The stone-built garden has built-in sofas for moments of relaxation and seclusion. It is suitable for all 4 seasons of the year and we believe that your stay will be pleasant and unforgettable. 

Neighbourhood

The paved Square of Agia Paraskevi, where there is of course a Holy Church, that of Agia Paraskevi, only in this case it is not its landmark. Instead, the protagonist of this particular square is the thousand-year-old plane tree, whose trunk circumference is 15 meters! It is one of the oldest trees in Greece and perhaps in Europe and despite its age, the general condition of the tree is very good. Back to the church now. The construction of the church was completed in 1909 and is the point where the Divine Liturgy is performed on Sundays and on all major holidays. During the summer, when it is celebrated (July 26), a folk festival is organized around the square. Finally, in this place, going down some stairs, you will find the fountain of Agia Paraskevi, which dates back to 1890.

Getting around

Some very important places that you should visit. The Nanopouleios School is the building that currently houses the Primary School of Tsagarada and the surrounding villages. It was donated by Nikolaos Nanopoulos at the beginning of the 20th century and initially operated as an economic high school. The building itself is a representative example of Pelion architecture, built of course with local stone, having a wooden roof, which is covered with slate slabs from the region. During the summer months, the space is used to organize theatrical performances, exhibitions, concerts and various other cultural events. Achillopouleios Commercial School The Achillopouleios Commercial School was a donation by the Achillopoulos brothers, Sophocles and Evangelos, to the residents of the village of Tsagarada. It was founded in 1865 and was initially a civil school, while in 1905 it became a commercial school, where people from all over Greece studied. The purpose of establishing this particular school was to promote secondary specialized education both in the village and in the wider area. The Commercial School operated continuously, even during the wars, until 1955, when the strong earthquakes of that year affected the stability of the building. For years the building remained unused, until 2001, when it was restored in an exemplary manner, taking its current form. In the following years it operated as an exhibition space, a folklore museum and a miniature museum, while today the school remains closed until further notice. Old Bridge One of the most famous sights of the area is the Old Arched Bridge. It is a stone bridge, which is located at the beginning of the village and dates back to the 18th century (1728)! It is 18 meters long and 6 meters high, and is estimated to be the oldest in the entire Pelion. Access to it is particularly easy, since you just have to follow the sign "old bridge" on the main road. The downhill stone cobblestone path will lead you to a beautiful place full of plane and chestnut trees, where the bridge is visible behind the dense vegetation. There you will have the opportunity to relax on the wooden benches that exist at the site and harmonize with nature. Mylopotamos Beach Mylopotamos Beach is one of the most famous and most impressive beaches of Pelion and in general of the Prefecture of Magnesia. This is a place that has nothing to envy from other much-photographed seaside spots in the rest of the world. Sand, fine pebbles, turquoise waters, plenty of natural shade, rocks for diving and exploring are some of its main features. It is essentially a double beach, which is separated by a huge rock, which serves as a gateway from one beach to the other. In one part of the beach there is a beach bar with sun loungers and umbrellas. Agion Taxiarchon Square Agion Taxiarchon Square is one of the busiest spots in the village and is naturally located in the center of the homonymous district. There are two things that make this particular square special, the Church of Agion Taxiarchon and the impressive fountain that stands in front of it. The first was completed in 1746 and stands out for its Venetian-style iconostasis, while inside there is an image of the Virgin Mary, which has been crafted and signed by over 200 residents of the area! The fountain now stands out for the four fountains it has, one on each side, which makes it one of the most beautiful in Pelion. Fakistra Beach and Hidden School Fakistra is the second beach that you should definitely visit if you find yourself in Tsagarada. The imposing steep cliffs and the beach with the turquoise waters will delight you. According to the British newspaper Guardian, it is in seventh place among the most impressive beaches in the world. To get there, all you need to do is walk about ten minutes on a path and you will be faced with this wild natural beauty, natural landscape. Going down near the beach you will discover an incredible chapel in the rock, which is dedicated to the Virgin Mary and the locals call it the “hidden school”. If you get there, don’t start unorganized. You should definitely have water and your umbrella with you, as the natural shade of the rocks is not enough for everyone. Damouchari One of the places of incredible beauty that looks like you are on an island, and is accompanied by stories and myths, is Damouchari. A small, picturesque and quiet settlement consisting of two small bays that are joined by a peninsula, on which there are castle ruins. The North Gulf is still a small port with taverns and houses today. Notios has a beautiful beach lined with large white pebbles and crystal clear waters, which, in combination with the neighboring gorge, give Damouchari a wild beauty.