• White Tower of Thessaloniki - Marvel at the city’s most renowned landmark, a 15th-century Ottoman tower that once functioned as a prison. Relish the panoramic views from the top and delve into its museum, which highlights Thessaloniki’s rich history. Please note, outside visit only!
• Monument of Alexander The Great - Appreciate the iconic equestrian statue of Alexander the Great, majestically positioned by the waterfront, celebrating the legendary conqueror and his horse Bucephalus.
• Arch of Galerius - Examine the detailed reliefs on this 4th-century triumphal arch, commemorating Emperor Galerius’ triumph over the Persians. Stroll beneath its remaining sections and envision the splendor of the ancient Roman complex that once existed here.
• Holy Church of Hagia Sophia - Admire one of Thessaloniki’s oldest churches, originating from the 8th century and inspired by Istanbul’s Hagia Sophia. Observe its exquisite Byzantine mosaics and frescoes, which embody the city’s profound Christian heritage.
• Aristotelous Square - There are a few more stops along the way, but these will remain a surprise to enhance your experience.
• Modiano Market - Savor the genuine flavors of Thessaloniki at Modiano Market, where tradition, aromas, and vibrant local life converge.
• Ladadika District - Meander through the vibrant streets of Ladadika, a historic neighborhood brimming with traditional tavernas, music, and the city’s lively nightlife.
• Valaoritou - Explore Thessaloniki’s creative side in Valaoritou, a trendy hub known for its bars, art spaces, and distinctive urban energy.

• 2-hour guided walking tour
• Professional tour guide

• Gratuities (optional)

Many travelers believe they have experienced Thessaloniki after a leisurely walk along the waterfront or capturing a snapshot of the White Tower. However, the true essence of the city lies in its hidden streets, where the aroma of freshly roasted coffee fills the air, laughter resonates from bustling local markets, and ancient walls whisper stories that often go unnoticed by visitors.

Without a local companion, it’s easy to overlook the rich history that surrounds you. You might savor the cuisine but miss the traditions it embodies, or admire the ruins without learning the legends that brought them to life. Thessaloniki is not merely a destination to visit; it’s an experience to be felt, and exploring it solo may mean missing its most authentic aspects.

This is where the Walking Tour in Thessaloniki becomes invaluable. A local guide customizes the journey to align with your interests, allowing you to discover both the city’s renowned landmarks and its hidden treasures, revealing the true Thessaloniki beyond the pages of guidebooks.

For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.