![]() This spectacular museum has been cleverly created inside the Tumulus where the tombs were discovered. Leaving Thessaloniki behind we head to Vergina and the site of Ancient Aigai, which showcases the incredible riches that were found in the tomb that is believed to have belonged to Philip II. There will be free time for you to enjoy a relaxed lunch and perhaps a little shopping before returning to our hotel.ĭay 4: The Glories of Ancient Aigai, Vergina. We will visit two historic highlights of the city, the Rotunda and the Arch of Galerius, to get a taste of its historic past and take a leisurely walk on the bustling seafront promenade, which is daily enjoyed by visitors and locals alike. We start with a visit at the ‘top’ of Thessaloniki, where the old castle walls are found along with wonderful views that stretch right across the city and over the ocean to Mount Olympus, which can be glimpsed on a clear day. Our day will be spent discovering just a little of what is offered in this region, with visits to the old villages of Arnaia and Taxiarchis, with their traditional Macedonian architecture, and the coastal and picturesque village of Afitos, situated on the Kassandra peninsular, the first of the 'three fingers' of Halkidiki and where we will enjoy a tasty lunch.Ī day isn’t really enough to experience all that Thessaloniki has to offer, but its enough to get a feel of this vibrant city. Dinner included at a local taverna this evening.ĭay 2: The Blues and Greens of Halkidiki.Ī day to discover some of the highlights of this exceptionally scenic area, known for its beaches and gorgeous blues and greens of the ocean, as well as charming historic villages and a rich culinary heritage. Transfer to the Golden Star Hotel, Perea (May departure) or the Royal Hotel (June departure) for a three-night stay. Day 1: Fly from London Gatwick to Thessaloniki.
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