Begin your journey at the Theofilos Museum, dedicated to the works of the famous Greek painter Theofilos Hatzimikhail. Explore his vibrant depictions of local life, traditional customs, and the Pelion landscape, gaining insight into the artistic heritage of the region. Next, drive to Makrinitsa, known as the “Balcony of Pelion” for its panoramic views over Volos and the Pagasetic Gulf. Stroll through cobblestone streets lined with neoclassical mansions, enjoy the lush gardens, and stop for photos of the breathtaking scenery. Continue to Portaria, a traditional village famous for its hospitality and gastronomy. Here, you’ll enjoy a wine tasting experience featuring local Pelion wines and paired with regional delicacies. Take a leisurely walk through the village square, admire the stone-built architecture, and immerse yourself in the authentic Pelion atmosphere.