Persons
- Jason, ancient hero
- Peleus, ancient hero
- Saint Charalampe, (89-202) Eastern Orthodox Church Saint
- Rigas Feraios, the first Greek revolutionary and poet, national hero
- Giorgio de Chirico, (1888–1978)
- Anthimos Gazis, (died 1828)
- Alexandros Papadiamantis, (1851)-(1911)
- Theophilos, artist, (1871)-(1934)
- Sofia Vembo, (1910–1978), musician, artist
- Tzimis Armaos, (Volos--Athens1999), world champion wrestler
- Vangelis, composer, born 1943
- Phaidon Gizikis (June 13, 1917 - July 17, 1999 in Athens), Greek politician
- Lavrentis Machairitsas, composer, musician
- Paraskevi Tsiamita, 1st World Champion 1999, Seville, Spain, triple jump
- Olga Vasdeki, 3rd World Champion 1999, Seville, Spain, triple jump
- Vasilis Polimeros, 3rd Olympic Champion 2004, Athens Greece, sculling
- Nikos Skiathitis, 3rd Olympic Champion 2004, Athens Greece, sculling
- Lavrentis Dianellos, a Greek actor
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