Photos from Volos, Greece
The pediment of the church of St. St. Constantine and Helena in Volos shines at sunset even without the need for additional lighting.
Volos beatiful seafront alley with a view to the University of Thessaly
The Church of St.St. Constantine and Helena in Volos was built in 1936 by the architect Aristides Zachos.
The seaside promenade and statues of trees in Volos
Graffiti on the seaside promenade in Volos
Asymmetrical architecture of a building near the seaside promenade in Volos
There is a narrow-gauge railway in Volos, but it is in another part of the city and climbs Mount Pelion, so the rails here to the beach are a mystery.
Whether this sculpture is waiting to be assembled or the composition itself is designed to look like this is not very clear.
Unfortunately for the nice church of St. Trinity in Volos I did not find any information, not even a year of construction, probably overshadowed by the much more famous St. St. Constantine and Helena.
The church of St. St. Constantine and Helena in Volos in the moonlight
This statue, located opposite the entrance to the University of Thessaly in Volos, probably symbolizes many things, but it reminds me of the Statue of Liberty.
Tourist boats cross the waters of the Wallachian Bay until late in the evening.
There are many taverns along the promenade of Volos, some of which look quite pretentious.
The small streets that lead from the promenade to the city center are dotted with taverns and reminiscent of Italian cities .
The Metropolitan Church of St. Agios Nicolaos in Volos was built in 1934, and the bell tower has been the work of the Italian sculptor Previsan since 1884.
The oldest tavern in Volos Avra 1883
When the tables are taken directly to the beach, the Avra Tavern becomes a very romantic place for dinner
View from Hotel Nefeli in Volos
One of the things I would choose to live in Greece for are the large sun terraces.
