Collection of objects of daily agricultural life and professions of the region and Thessaly. Also objects from Anchialos of Eastern Romelia. Operator: George Dionysiou.

The Museum was erected in 1909 with the donation of Alexios Athanasakis. It is one of the most important Greek museums with original siting. In its chambers are exhibited objects from the Neolithic settlements of Sesklo and Dimini, clay figurines and utensils of the geometric era from the castle of Volos, Pefkakia, Neapolis, as well as from the wider Thessalian area, sculptures of the classical era as well as rarely articulated figurines, reliefs of the Alexandrian period from Demetrias. Particularly important exhibits are, of course, the rare written columns of the 3rd century BC. which preserve paintings of ancient Greeks in marble works of art. 

For more information please call 24210-25285 and 24210-24134.

Hours of Operation 8: 30-15: 00 all year except Mondays. 

What's this item aboutThe picturesque station of Evaristo De Chirico remains the same since 1882 when the construction of a railway network by the Thessalian Railways Company gave the first impetus to the rapid development of the city. On the upper floor of the building of the station is the Railway Museum of Thessaly, which hosts rich railway, heirloom and documentary material. Specifically in the museum there is exhibited a unique for Greece wealth of small items, such as rare old photographs of uniforms, telegraphs, wooden ticket offices of the 19th century, , station watches, clocks and "primitive" measuring instruments. There are also archives, documents, rare books on railway architecture,

Tel. 24210-23424 from Monday-Friday and opening hours from 7: 30-14: 30 by appointment. Free entrance.? What makes it interesting? Write a catchy description to grab your audience's attention...

The Art Center, Giorgio De Chirico, owes its name to the great Italian painter, born in Volos.On the three floors of the building is permanently exposed the gallery of the collector Alexandros Damtsa with about 500 paintings from all the important artistic trends of our century. The above works are distributed in gravures, maps and documents for the region, works by Greek engravers and works by Voliants, Magnisians and Thessalian artists. Most of the donation covers the works of Greek painters of the 19th and early 20th centuries. Other exhibitions of the Art Center regularly host exhibitions of various visual interest. 
Volos, Metamorfosis 3, tel. 24210-31701 and opening hours from 10: 00-13: 00 except Saturdays and Sundays.

The Kitsos Makris Folkloric Center is housed in the folklorist's home, 38, Kitsou Makri Str., And belongs to the University of Thessaly. It includes the folklore collection of the major researcher with unique exhibits, its library, consisting of 4,000 volumes of books and its archive, with 2,500 slides and 4,000 photographs, many of which depict treasures of our popular tradition that are not saved today. 
Tel. 24210-74369 from Monday-Friday 9: 00-14: 00 all year round and Saturday-Sunday closed. Free entrance.

The red house at the junction of the Vlachava and Gazi streets, known to voliotes as the "House with the Rose", functions as a museum - a gallery of painter Chrysoula Zogia. It is a place arranged with much care by the painter herself to present both her work and her character. In the house - museum, there are some 200 works of the painter representative of her path: portraits of her apprenticeship period, landscapes, old mansions and returns of internal churches. The visitor's eyes will also gain the furnishings of the house, the innumerable notes of the owner everywhere, photos of her, personal items, hundreds of paintings stuffed bottles and many others that reveal the personality of the owner.
Volos, Ant. Gazi and Vlahova, Opening Hours (from 1st of March) Wednesday and Thursday 18: 30-20: 30, upon consultation at tel. 2421029878. Entrance free of charge. Educational programs, guided tours 1 € / person