The Jewish cultural tour visit offers visitors a meaningful insight into the city’s once-thriving Sephardic Jewish community. The tour includes a visit on the Jewish Museum of Thessaloniki, which is dedicated to the history of the Sephardic community, housing artifacts, archives, and photographs. Also, a visit to the historic Monastirioton Synagogue, one of the few synagogues to survive World War II as well as to the "Yad Lezicaron" Synagogue, which was was opened in 1984, dedicated to the memory of the victims of the Holocaust. All site and monuments are testaments of the powerful presence and influence of the Jewish community in Thessaloniki.

Pick up time: 14:30
Pick up location: To be confirmed
Duration: 3 hrs
Includes: tour guide

Thessaloniki is very much closely connected to the Roman Empire and Roman history. Start your exploration with a walk around the great roman monuments of Thessaloniki. The impressive Rotunda and the Arch of Galerius Roman will travel you to the glorious past of the Roman Empire.
The Byzantine walk represents probably the most important and dominant period of Thessaloniki. As an important city of the Byzantine Empire, Thessaloniki offers a great number of monuments related to that era. Introduce yourself with the magic of the Byzantium and visit amazing churches, dating back to the 4th century AD. Start with Agia Sophia (7th century AD) and close the tour with Achiropiitos (5th century AD) that still reflect the history and glorious past of the city.

Pick up time: 14:30
Pick up location: To be confirmed
Duration: 2 hrs
Includes: tour guide

State Conservatory of Thessaloniki is the only state conservatory in Greece and one of the city’s most important music institutions, founded in 1914. It is housed in a historic building designed by the Italian architect Vitaliano Poselli around 1903 as the former Ottoman Bank. We will be given a guided tour of its collections, including the exhibition of musical manuscripts and artifacts, and it’s collection of musical instruments. After that a short concert will follow.
The Catholic Church of Thessaloniki is located just a few meters away and serves as the center of the city’s small but historic Catholic community. Built in 1899 and designed by the same architect, it reflects the multicultural character of the city at the end of the Ottoman period. Today, it remains an active place of worship and a reminder of Thessaloniki’s diverse religious and cultural heritage. Both are located in the so-called “Frankish Quarter,” which, since the 18th century, has been home to the city’s Catholic residents of Frankish-Levantine descent who settled there. The neighborhood was named after them. Today, it is known for its commercial character and its many entertainment venues.

Pick up time: 14:30
Pick up location: To be confirmed
Duration: 3 hrs
Includes: tour guide

Ktima Gerovassiliou is the brainchild of Vangelis Gerovassiliou. In 1981, he started reviving the family vineyard extending over 2.5 hectares in the Papamola region of Epanomi, approximately 25 km southeast of Thessaloniki. In this unique ecosystem he planted mainly Greek, but also foreign grape varieties.
The tour is led by a wine-guide and comprises the vineyard, the wine-production, bottling, ageing areas, and the Wine Museum. 

Pick up time: 14:30
Pick up location: To be confirmed
Duration: 4-5 hrs
Includes: tour guide

Teloglion Fine Arts Foundation is one of the most important art museums in Thessaloniki and a vibrant cultural hub connected to Aristotle University of Thessaloniki. It was created following the generous donation of art collectors Nestor Telloglou and Aliki Telloglou. Today the Teloglion hosts rich collections of Greek and European art—from 19th-century paintings to modern works.
The exhibition "Art-Diagonios and the Museum that Never Was" is being held on the occasion of the 100th anniversary of the founding of Aristotle University of Thessaloniki and the 25th anniversary of the Teloglion Foundation. The exhibition offers a glimpse into Thessaloniki's recent past, focusing on two art collections that currently form a cultural hub in the heart of the university campus and comprise a total of over 600 works and artifacts by more than 200 creators.

Pick up time: 14:30
Pick up location: To be confirmed
Duration: 2 hrs
Includes: tour guide

For 47 years, the Central Library was situated on the ground floor of the old Philosophy School building. Since 1974, it has been based in its own four-story building, designed by architects K. Papaioannou and K. Fines, in the center of the campus. The two basement floors host the rare and closed collections.
We will have the chance to have guided tours of its treasures (manuscripts, archetypes, works of art), a special and private organised tour of its exhibition of Byzantine music manuscripts, and a short concert presentation of them.

Pick up time: 14:30
Pick up location: To be confirmed
Duration: 3 hrs
Includes: tour guide