• Museum of the Royal Tombs of Aigai (Vergina) - The tour starts in Thessaloniki and follows the National Road to reach the Royal Tombs of Vergina. This small village gained fame in 1977-78 when the renowned Greek Professor and Archaeologist Andronicos discovered the Royal Tombs. Known as Aigai, it was the first capital of Ancient Macedonia until 400 BC, when the capital moved to Pella. It was believed to be the burial site for all Macedonian Kings. Enter the underground structure with your guide and marvel at some of the most significant artifacts that once belonged to Philip II, including the King’s shield decorated with ivory and gold, the King’s gold-trimmed iron breastplate, exquisitely crafted Gold Diadems, the Golden Wreath of oak leaves, the gold-plated collar, and the Silver Burial Urns. Pay close attention as your guide describes the discovery of a Golden Chest inside King Philip’s tomb, which contained the King’s bones, washed with wine and wrapped in purple cloth.
• Archaeological Museum of Pella - Pella is an ancient city in Central Macedonia, Greece, located 45 km from Thessaloniki. It is best known as the historical capital of the ancient Greek kingdom of Macedonia during the time of Philip II and Alexander the Great. The Archaeological Museum of Pella is situated on the site of the ancient city and is a must-visit.
• Archaeological Site at Pella - Stroll through and admire the archaeological site of Pella. It offers insights into the daily lives of people in the ancient Macedonian capital.

• Bottled water
• All Fees and Taxes

• Royal tombs
• Pell Museum Tickets & archaeological site

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