Volos, at the foot of Mount Pelion, is a place where Greek mythology comes alive. It’s known as the birthplace of centaurs, and the home of Jason and the Argonauts – one of Greek mythology’s best-loved tales. Jason, the hero of the story, was tasked with retrieving the golden fleece to reclaim his rightful throne, along with a group of heroes, the Argonauts. As well as diving into the Greek mythology scene, you can stroll by the sea at Volos’ port, check out local goodies like honey, cheese, and spices at the markets, or simply take in Volos’ lively city vibe.Top three things to do1. Visit the Archaeological Museum of VolosIf you're into history, the Archaeological Museum of Volos is a must-see. It's packed with artefacts from the ancient civilisations from as far back as the Neolithic period, between 7000 and 3000 BC. You'll find ancient jewellery, pottery, statues, and more on display here. Plus, you can check out the old city walls that once protected Iolkos, the city of Jason and the Argonauts.2. Visit the Centaur’s PathDive into Greek mythology by wandering along the Centaur’s Path on Mount Pelion. Legend has it that Chiron, the wisest centaur who taught heroes like Hercules and Achilles, lived here. The path winds through forests and offers unmissable views of Volos and the surrounding area.3. Discover the Rooftile and Brickworks MuseumCheck out the Rooftile and Brickworks Museum for a deep dive into Volos' industrial past. Located in an old brickworks factory, it shows how bricks and tiles were traditionally made. You can see some of the original machinery, moulds, and tools, as well as learn about the industry's history by wandering around the exhibits here. It's a great way to get to know the city's heritage beyond the mythological roots it's known for.