• White Tower of Thessaloniki - An accredited guide will warmly welcome visitors at the entrance of the White Tower, embarking on an intriguing journey through time. The guide will explain the impact of various conquerors on this hidden gem of Greece. Originally part of the Byzantine fortifications, the White Tower was reconstructed during the Ottoman era. Today, it stands as a symbol of Thessaloniki along the seacoast.
• Arch of Galerius - Known today as Kamara, this triumphal arch was likely constructed between 298 A.D. and 305 A.D. to celebrate Galerius’ victorious campaign against the Persians. The original structure featured eight piers in two parallel rows, but only three remain today, with two showcasing reliefs of the Romans’ victorious campaigns against the Persians.
• Rotunda - This iconic monument of Thessaloniki was built in the early 4th century A.D., marking the transition from the pagan to the Christian world. It was possibly intended as a temple for ancient cult worship or as a mausoleum for Constantine the Great. This circular, domed structure is comparable only to the Pantheon in Rome. Shortly after its construction, during the early Byzantine Empire, the Rotunda was converted into a Christian church.
• Archaeological Museum of Thessaloniki - As one of the largest museums in Greece and the central museum of northern Greece, the Archaeological Museum of Thessaloniki invites all visitors to explore its unique collections of ancient artifacts and engage in its vibrant cultural activities.
• Church of Saint Dimitrios - Patron of Thessaloniki - This is the largest church in the city (UNESCO World Heritage) and the main sanctuary dedicated to its patron saint, Agios Dimitrios. It stands on the believed site of his martyrdom in 306 A.D. Restored after the 1917 fire, following the original architectural plans, the church retains features of significant historical and artistic interest.

• Certified professional guide with extensive experience.

• Private transportation

Discover the wonders of Thessaloniki and explore the region of Macedonia on a half-day tour. Uncover the highlights of this cultural melting pot and experience the vibrant atmosphere of Greece’s most popular city among the youth. This modern city offers a unique glimpse into history at every corner, with each step revealing the footprints left by past conquerors. Thessaloniki, the capital of Macedonia, is a hidden gem in Greece, untouched by mass tourism, where Greek tradition and history are still palpable.

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