Visit the Museum of Illusions Thessaloniki and embark on an intriguing sensory experience that includes some brand new illusions. As you enter the fascinating world of illusions, you’re sure to be confused, educated, and amazed. Nothing is what it seems, especially not here. Let your imagination run free in the Infinity Room, defy the laws of gravity in the Reverse Room, and shrink to miniature size in the Ames Room. All the while, try to capture coveted and unbelievable photos to share with friends and family. As you view a collection of holograms, look closely at different optical illusions, and observe each exhibit, you’ll find that each is a brilliant reminder that our assumptions about the world are often nothing but an illusion.

Discover the history this ancient city has to offer, accompanied by a professional local guide. You will have the chance to explore Thessaloniki's most important and interesting landmarks and monuments while listening to fascinating stories about the city and its residents. Prepare to travel in time and learn about Thessaloniki's foundation by the ancient Greeks, its Roman past, the Byzantines, the Ottomans and of course the Jewish population. Our tour will start with a the most famous landscape of the city the 'White Tower' them you will get the chance to discover the Galerian Complex that is consisted of the Hippodrome, the Arch and the Rotunda all build by Cesar Galerius. Time to see one of the oldest churches of the city that still preserves its beautiful Mosaics the Temple of Archeiropoietos. Explore the Roman Forum the center of all financial and administrative activity during Roman times, this place was full of life! Last but not least the visit at Thessaloniki's most famous church the Temple of St Demetrios the city's patron saint will leave you speechless.

Book a self-guided audio tour of the stunning White Tower to hear fascinating stories based on an award-winning storytelling concept, and gain great insights into the most iconic landmark of Thessaloniki. Entry to the White Tower is not included. Start your tour from the entrance of the tower and continue on to explore each of the 6 floors the tower has to offer. Get acquainted with the tower, its usage, and the city’s history as you wander through this 15th-century structure. This is an unmissable opportunity to experience the White Tower of Thessaloniki at your own pace with a captivating audio tour on your phone.

Thessaloniki is the capital of Northern Greece and the second largest city, a city that drifts in time from classical antiquity to modern days, preserving centuries of history till now. Firstly, we will head to the upper town the so called 'Ano Poli' and observe the impressive Byzantine walls. Moving on you will spot the traditional architecture by visiting the Paleochristian Church of Saint Demetrios, the patron saint of the city and its catacombs. Heading to the heart of the city center, you will learn about the Roman period by admiring the beautiful Monumnet of Rotunda and the famous Arch of Galerius. We will finish our tour by the sea with the landmark of the city, the White Tower and the statue of Alexander the Great kind of Macedonia.

Explore the port city of Thessaloniki on a guided trip departing from the Halkidiki area. Take a panoramic drive through the Old Town to discover the remnants of its Roman, Byzantine and Ottoman history, then visit a couple of major landmarks to get a deeper understanding of the city's heritage. Depart early in the morning from your location in Kassandreia or Sithonia and begin the city tour with a panoramic drive around the White Tower. Keep driving toward the main landmarks of the city, including the Galerius Arch, the Rotunda monument, the Old Town, and the City Walls. Receive an insightful commentary from your expert guide as you look at each of these buildings, then move on to your first stop. Visit Agios Demetrius Byzantine Church, the most important one in Thessaloniki for religious, historical, and artistic reasons. See the ancient underground crypt. Before going back, stop at the Archaeological Museum, which holds different artifacts from the archaic, classical, Hellenistic, and Roman periods, mostly from the city of Thessaly.