Tsagarada is in Pelion, in the wider region of Magnesia.

Tsagarada is built on the east side of Pelion and has a unique view of the Aegean Sea. It is the most populated village in the entire area and this is not because of the residents’ small number, but because of its very large length of over six kilometers that make it the longest village in the area.

Tsagarada is divided into four districts, each with its own distinctive style and church. These are the Taksiarchon district, Agia Paraskevi, Agios Stefanos and Agia Kyriaki. Each church has its own beauty and its own square with towering plane trees. They are all worth-visiting, together with the 1863 building where the Nanopoulios School was housed.

On the south side of Tsagarada lies an impressive stone bridge built in 1787. Underneath lies the Mylopotamos torrent, ending in the namesake beach.

Without a doubt, in Tsagarada you will walk a lot, so make sure you're properly equipped. The rare beauty of the lush landscape will justify your every step. After a day of endless walking through the village and its attractions, dine in one of the great taverns and have coffee or drinks in cafes and bars. To stay overnight, Tsagarada offers great options with guest houses and hotels that will be unforgettable, like the entire village.