Thessaloniki whispers her secrets and calls you to feel the vibes of her 2300 years of uninterrupted history.
As travelers ourselves and having worked for years as tour leaders, we have created WiTh in order to provide a unique walking tour experience in Thessaloniki.
This tour is an excellent introduction to Thessaloniki. Everything you need to know!
As we walk around the city, we explore the Roman and the Jewish quarters. You will feel like you are in an open-air museum of Roman and Byzantine art, where you will need a guide to reveal the well-hidden secrets. You will hear stories full of drama and intrigue as we walk through the Jewish heritage.
You’ll be able to experience the exciting atmosphere of Thessaloniki while deeping your knowledge of Greece’s broader history. The tour includes a historical outline of the area and a stylistic examination of the buildings.
No other walking tour of Thessaloniki will make you appreciate Thessaloniki’s culture and her fascinating history more.
Keep in mind that we are storytellers, full of passion to paint you a picture of the people and events that built the foundations we walk upon. You will hear “City stories never told”.
Contact us now to live it, with a basic fee of 50 euros per person, in a group of 4 persons at least.
See you there!
A top-rated, informative and entertaining tour, carefully crafted, by us, to create a sense of a strong relationship with Thessaloniki. This tour is an excellent introduction to our city, going beyond the historical outline. You’ll have the chance to see most of the city center, recognize the best spots like a local and feel the vibes of the modern city.
Our guides are licensed by the Greek Ministry of Tourism. They appreciate receiving tips at the end of the tour, but this is completely optional.
This cylindrical structure was built in 306 AD by the Roman tetrarch Galerius, who intended it to be his grave. Later the Rotonda was converted into a mosque, with the addition of a minaret. It is one of the oldest Orthodox churches and has been included in the UNESCO list of the World Heritage Sites.
Neighbouring with Rotunda it is an early 4th-century AD monument. It was dedicated in 303 AD to celebrate the victory of the tetrarch Galerius over the Persians. Now, it is one of the most popular meeting points for young people.
An important monumental group in Thessaloniki, built at the turning-point of two worlds, the Roman and Byzantine. Some of the remains and the buildings at the archaeological site in Navarinou Square, are visible and open to the public, though most have been buried due to the reconstruction of the historic city center.
The “Modiano” Market and “Kapani” are the oldest open markets of Thessaloniki still trading fresh and deli products! They are located next to Aristotelous Square. They are a colorful introduction to Thessaloniki’s reknowned food culture.
Book it now to live it!
