voula_slat
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Wondering what to do on a one day trip to Thessaloniki? Check out this one day vlog. What would you do if you had one day in Thessaloniki?
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Spending one day in Thessaloniki
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k_tsoukalas
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There is certainly no shortage of things to do in Thessaloniki. This is a great lineup of a day's itinerary, but it can also be stretched out into a period of several days, plus you can see some other things. In general, it's such a cool city to explore! Here are more things to do:
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Thessaloniki Greece - Travel and Tourist Information
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This is a great overview of what someone can do in Thessaloniki. I recommend spending more than one day, though! There's so much to see.
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Walking tours in Thessaloniki?
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I'm currently planning a trip to Thessaloniki and I'm eager to explore this city's rich history and vibrant culture on foot. From what I've gathered, walking tours seem like an excellent way to immerse oneself in the local atmosphere and learn about the city's historical significance, its architecture, and of course, its culinary delights.
I'm reaching out to this community to gather recommendations on walking tours in Thessaloniki. I'm particularly interested in tours that offer a deep dive into the city's history, but I would also love to explore its culinary scene and maybe even some hidden gems that are not typically covered in conventional guidebooks.
Do you guys have recommendations? There are a lot of options. I don't know where to start.
I'm reaching out to this community to gather recommendations on walking tours in Thessaloniki. I'm particularly interested in tours that offer a deep dive into the city's history, but I would also love to explore its culinary scene and maybe even some hidden gems that are not typically covered in conventional guidebooks.
Do you guys have recommendations? There are a lot of options. I don't know where to start.
