Agora Modiano

I'm thrilled to share with you this lovingly crafted guide to Thessaloniki—a city that has captured my heart during multiple visits. In these pages, you'll find a collection of personal recommendations on where to eat, what to see, where to stay and how to navigate this vibrant city. I've tried to cover everything here based on my own experiences and my Thessaloniki based friends recommendations. :) Check out the descriptions of each place added to find more insights, prices, recommendations and tips&tricks for the best spots of each place. If you find yourself with questions or need advice on something more specific that this guide doesn’t address, don’t hesitate to reach out. Just schedule a call, and we'll sort everything out together. Let's make the most out of your trip to Thessaloniki!

Greece, my favorite European country! The Greek mainland is by far my favorite part of Greece. It is less crowded and a lot cheaper than the famous islands. You can still find many authentic villages and incredible beaches. You can find the most relevant archeological sites here and breathtaking monasteries. It is the best region to go hiking and explore the many waterfalls. We always rent a car and go on a road trip through the vineyards and olive and peach trees. Here’s my Northern Greece Travel Guide including what you can’t miss when you go there and where to eat and stay.

Heading to Greece's second-largest city? Consider buying our guide to save yourself time and effort planning your trip! In this guide you will get: - 14 suggestions for things to do - 9 suggestions of where to eat & drink - 5 suggestions of where to stay All food & drink places suggested in this guide are 4+ rated on Google and all accommodation is rated 9+ on Booking.com and costs under £100 per night. This means the guide will save you time looking for great places to eat and stay at. We did the work so you can just eat, sightsee and enjoy Thessaloniki! All the locations are in the centre of Thessaloniki, making them perfect for people who want to be able to walk everywhere on their holiday. In 24 hours you can cover quite a lot of the sights listed, depending on your speed and level of interest, of course. Pick your stay, choose the restaurants you like the sound of and then just follow the guide to see as much of Thessaloniki as you can in 24 hours (or more, if you are lucky enough to have the time!).