Thessaloniki-Food,history,gorgeous weather and Hellenic hospitality 5 days

Thessaloniki is easy to fall in love with – it has beauty, chaos, history and culture, a remarkable cuisine and wonderful, vast sea views. This is Greece’s second city with the streets full of life and vibrancy.

Thessaloniki is famous for its gastronomy. Here you’ll eat to your heart’s content, your plates brimming with Mediterranean cuisine, seasoned with the added spice of Asia Minor.

Thessaloniki: a melting pot of cultures

Get to know the multitude of cultures that coexisted for centuries in Thessaloniki. During our visit to Thessaloniki, we will make a stop at these three significant landmarks:

1. Arch of Galerius and Rotunda: the Palace, the Arch (Kamara) and the impressive Rotunda reminiscent of the Pantheon.
2. Jewish Museum: in an elegant listed building of 1904 on Agiou Mina Street, recreating the life of the Jewish community before the Second World War and its subsequent extermination by the Nazis.
3. The former home of Kemal Ataturk, now a museum.

We will also visit Meteora on a day trip.

There are few landscapes that excite the travelers as much as a visit to the enchanting Meteora. The gigantic rocks with the breathtaking volume and height, as they sharply arise in the edge of a big flatland, interrupt the smooth landscape like they were unreal, form part of an impressive geological phenomenon that you can’t miss the chance to observe closely. Moreover, the human intervention in this eerie scenery is astonishing: Monasteries built in the highest point of the rocks, seem to hover between earth and sky, between human and divine element. In 1989, Meteora was added in the list of the World Heritage of UNESCO.

The most popular sights and attractions in Thessaloniki

1. Thessaloniki’s old waterfront: Everyone’s idea of the perfect stroll.
2. Ano Poli: Wander the narrow lanes of Ano Poli, one of the oldest districts of Thessaloniki above the modern town.
3. The centre of Thessaloniki: Walk from the iconic 16th century White Tower to Aristotelous Square.
4. Ladadika: The old and exceptionally popular portside market.

Your accommodation:
4 stars hotel in the city centre.
Located in the heart of Thessaloniki’s historic and commercial centre, conveniently close to the city’s most important monuments and entertainment venues, Thessaloniki's Old waterfront.

Start your day with a rich buffet breakfast served daily. Greek and international flavours accompanied by a carefully handpicked wine list can be enjoyed for dinner at the elegant on-site restaurant.

Your investment is £ 435 for a double/ twin room and £ 565 for a double room, single use.

What is included in the trip:

4 nights in a four star hotel, central location
4 breakfasts
2 half-day guided walking tours in Thessaloniki
Transfers from/to Thessaloniki airport

Day trip to Meteor, UNESCO site
Assistance with restaurants reservations and local information from the tour leader
Financial protection according to Travel package regulations 1992

What is not included in the trip:
Return flight to Thessaloniki around £ 35 at the moment ( as per 12th February 2022)
Out on 24th March with Easyjet flight at 8.40 am and return on 28th March with Easyjet.
Personal expenses
Travel insurance

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