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Thessaloniki aerial panoramic view. Thessaloniki is the second largest city in Greece and the capital of Greek Macedonia.
Thessaloniki aerial panoramic view. Thessaloniki is the second largest city in Greece and the capital of Greek Macedonia.

Discover Thessaloniki, Greece

Byzantine Ruins. Greek Cuisine.

Exciting Shore Excursions

Immerse yourself in authentic experiences with our Shore Excursions, expertly guided by locals.

Snapshots of Thessaloniki

A visual preview of the amazing sites that await you.

Monument to Alexander the Great on Thessaloniki embankment, Greece (inscription "Alexander the Great") Monument to Alexander the Great.
The White Tower in Thessaloniki, Greece The White Tower
View of a narrow street in the old town of Thessaloniki, Greece Narrow street in the old town.
Aerial drone photo of iconic byzantine Eptapyrgio or Yedi Kule medieval fortress overlooking city of Salonica or Thessaloniki, North Greece Yedi Kule medieval fortress
Saint Paul cathedral in Thessaloniki, Greece St. Paul Cathedral

Travel Tips & Interesting Info

Uncover Hidden Gems & Fun Facts

Arch of Galerius, Thessaloniki, Greece

Famous For

Greece’s second largest city is considered a cultural hub where incredible historic sites flow into vibrant cafés and restaurants, museums and boutique shopping—all against a backdrop of fantastic views of the sea.

The plate of maltese seafood - freshly caught and grilled octopus tentacles, calamari rings in tempura, giant shrimps, clams, fish fillets and mussels

Exquisite Flavours

Sweet, syrupy Trigona Panoramatos pastries and flavourful local gyros are iconic epicurian eats. Enjoy fresh seafood, straight from the sea to your plate.

View to Rotunda of Galerius mausoleum in Thessaloniki. Macedonia, Greece

Fun Facts

Built in the 4th century, the Rotunda is an impressive historic site with colourful mosaics. It is one of the city’s oldest religious buildings and has survived multiple empires and devastating earthquakes.

Port Name & Location

Thessaloniki Cruise Port - Greece

Language

The local language spoken in Thessaloniki is Greek To tell someone good morning, say "kaliméra" and thank you is "efcharistó." In case you get turned around whilst exploring, "cháthika" means "I am lost."

Time Zone

EEST (Eastern European Summer Time); UTC/GMT +3 hours

Currency & Shopping

In Thessaloniki, euros is the currency used. You'll quickly discover why Aristotelous Square is such a popular site and a significant city landmark with its historic buildings, expansive views of the sea and bustling cafés, restaurants and shopping.

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