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Thessaloniki is a treasure trove of experiences waiting to be discovered. It offers a unique mix of Byzantine and Ottoman history, a world-renowned culinary scene and a vibrant arts culture, all set against the beautiful backdrop of the Thermaic Gulf.

UNESCO World Heritage Sites: The city is home to 15 UNESCO-listed monuments, including the Rotunda, the Arch of Galerius and numerous stunning Byzantine churches
A Gastronomic Capital: Known as Greece's food capital, Thessaloniki offers an incredible array of dishes, from street food like 'koulouri' to gourmet dining experiences
Vibrant Waterfront: The city's promenade is a lively hub of activity, perfect for leisurely strolls, cycling, and enjoying spectacular sunsets
Lively Arts and Culture: With a packed calendar of festivals, numerous museums and a thriving music scene, there’s always something exciting happening

Travel with Myholidays and our Thessaloniki Tour Packages

We at Myholidays believe in curating lifetime experiences and our Thessaloniki tour packages are designed to give you an immersive and hassle-free vacation. With us being at your side, you are saved from all worries related to the travel arrangements as we give you the best accommodation, transport and fun experience.

Our Thessaloniki Holiday Packages typically include:

Comfortable accommodation in top-rated hotels
Smooth airport transfers
Guided tours of key historical and cultural sites
Ample free time for personal exploration and shopping

We cater to every traveler with a variety of package types, including luxury getaways, romantic honeymoon escapes, fun-filled family adventures, and solo explorations. With Myholidays, you also get personalised support from our travel experts who can tailor your itinerary to match your interests, ensuring your Greece tour package is everything you dreamed it would be.

How to Reach Thessaloniki

Getting to Thessaloniki is straightforward, with multiple travel options available.

By Air: Thessaloniki Airport "Makedonia" (SKG) is the main gateway to the city and is well-connected internationally. Airlines such as Aegean Airlines, Ryanair, Wizz Air, and British Airways operate regular flights.
Airports: Thessaloniki Airport "Makedonia" (SKG)
Other Transport Options: You can also reach Thessaloniki by train from Athens and other major Greek cities, or by bus, which offers an extensive network across the country

Best Time to Visit Thessaloniki

Peak Season (June to August): Expect hot, sunny weather perfect for beach trips and exploring. The city is alive with festivals and events, but it can be crowded and more expensive.
Shoulder Season (April-May and September-October): This is arguably the best time to visit. The weather is pleasantly warm, the tourist crowds are smaller, and you can enjoy the city’s attractions at a relaxed pace.
Off-Season (November to March): Winters are cool and can be rainy, but it’s a great time for budget travelers. You’ll get a more local experience and can enjoy cozy indoor activities like visiting museums and cafes.

Other Information to Know About Thessaloniki

Currency: Euro (EUR)
Languages Spoken: Though Greek is the official language, English is also widely spoken in tourist areas
Time Zone: Eastern European Time Zone (EET), which is GMT +2

Top Places to Visit in Thessaloniki

Thessaloniki is packed with historical landmarks and cultural gems. Here are 10 must-see attractions:

The White Tower: The iconic symbol of the city, offering panoramic views from the top
Rotunda: A massive 4th-century circular building with stunning mosaics
Arch of Galerius (Kamara): A triumphant arch that is a popular meeting point for locals
Ano Poli (Upper Town): A charming historic neighborhood with narrow cobblestone streets and traditional houses
Aristotelous Square: The city's most magnificent square, opening up to the waterfront
Church of Agios Dimitrios: A beautiful basilica dedicated to the city's patron saint
Archaeological Museum of Thessaloniki: Home to a vast collection of Macedonian artifacts
Museum of Byzantine Culture: An award-winning museum showcasing Byzantine art and history
Ladadika District: A vibrant, historic area filled with restaurants, bars, and live music venues
The Umbrellas by Zongolopoulos: A famous art installation on the waterfront promenade

10 Must-Do Activities in Thessaloniki

Stroll along the Nea Paralia (waterfront) at sunset
Explore the bustling Modiano and Kapani markets
Indulge in a food tour to taste local delicacies
Take a boat tour on the Thermaic Gulf
Enjoy a coffee break at a café in Aristotelous Square
Discover the street art scene in the city center
Climb up to the Heptapyrgion (Eptapyrgio) fortress for incredible views
Watch a film at the open-air cinema during summer
Attend a concert at the Thessaloniki Concert Hall
Experience the nightlife in the Valaoritou district

Popular Hotels to Stay in Thessaloniki

The Excelsior Small Luxury Hotels of the World
Electra Palace Thessaloniki
Makedonia Palace
Daios Luxury Living
Onoma Hotel
Colors Urban Hotel
The Modernist Thessaloniki
Antigon Urban Chic Hotel
MonAsty, Thessaloniki, Autograph Collection
S Hotel Boutique Thessaloniki

Hotels Near Airport

Hyatt Regency Thessaloniki
Avalon Airport Hotel Thessaloniki
City Gate Hotel Airport Thessaloniki
Golden Star City Resort

Top Restaurants in Thessaloniki

Vegetarian

rOOTS
The Saints Stores
Falafel House
Bazilikos
To Tarti

Non-Vegetarian

Charoupi
Mourga

Best Cuisines to Try in Thessaloniki

Bougatsa: Creamy custard or cheese pie
Koulouri: Sesame bread ring, a classic street snack
Trigona Panoramatos: Cream-filled triangular pastries
Soutzoukakia Smyrneika: Spiced meatballs in tomato sauce
Mussels Saganaki: Mussels cooked in a spicy tomato and feta sauce
Gyro: Meat cooked on a vertical rotisserie, served in a pita
Patsas: A traditional tripe soup, known as a hangover cure
Frappé: The original iced coffee, invented in Thessaloniki
Tsoureki: Sweet, brioche-like bread
Gourounopoula: Roasted suckling pig

Top Things to Buy in Thessaloniki

Local olive oil and olives
Honey from Halkidiki
Ouzo or Tsipouro (local spirits)
Handmade leather goods
Byzantine-style jewelry
Ceramics and pottery
Koulouri (to take home!)
Spices and herbs from the local markets
Komboloi (worry beads)
Art from local galleries

Top Places for Shopping in Thessaloniki

Tsimiski Street
Mitropoleos Street
Proxenou Koromila Street
Mediterranean Cosmos (shopping mall)
One Salonica Outlet Mall
Modiano Market
Kapani Market
Athonos Square
Egnatia Street
Paleon Patron Germanou Street

Experience Nightlife in Thessaloniki

Thessaloniki is famous for its buzzing nightlife that lasts until the early hours. From chic waterfront bars to alternative clubs and traditional 'rembetadika' music scenes, there's something for every taste.

Vogatsikou 3
La Doze
On The Road
The Bar Testament
Tokyo City Bar
Eightball Club
Pulp Bar

Travel Tips for Your Thessaloniki Trip

Wear comfortable shoes as you'll be doing a lot of walking
Always carry some cash, as smaller shops and tavernas may not accept cards
Learn a few basic Greek phrases like "Yassas" (Hello) and "Efcharisto" (Thank you)
Tipping is appreciated but not obligatory and rounding up the bill is common
Be respectful when visiting churches and dress modestly by covering your shoulders and knees
Stay hydrated, especially during the hot summer months
Use public transport as it's efficient and affordable
Be mindful of your belongings in crowded areas
Embrace the coffee culture; enjoy long, relaxed coffee breaks
Don't be afraid to get lost in the charming backstreets of Ano Poli

Thessaloniki Tour Packages FAQs

Q1. How safe is Tessaloniki at night?

Most parts of Thessaloniki are 100% safe both day and night. However, it is good to avoid certain areas near the bus station and railway station in the late night hours.

Q2. Do I need a visa to travel to Thessaloniki, Greece?

Greece is part of the Schengen Area. Whether you need a visa depends on your nationality. Citizens of the EU, USA, UK, Canada and Australia do not need a visa for stays up to 90 days. Always check the latest visa requirements from your local Greek embassy before traveling.

Q3. Do people speak English in Thessaloniki?

The younger generation in Thessaloniki speaks English. People working in the travel, tourism and hospitality industry also fluently communicate in English.

Q4. What is the best way to get around Thessaloniki?

The city center is very walkable. For longer distances, the public bus system is extensive and reliable. Taxis are also readily available and reasonably priced.

Q5. Is Thessaloniki a good destination for families?

Yes, Thessaloniki is a family-friendly destination with attractions like the waterfront promenade, the NOESIS Thessaloniki Science Center & Technology Museum, and numerous parks. The relaxed atmosphere and delicious food are sure to be a hit with all ages.

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