Activities-Places to visit
There are many places to visit and things to do, depending on your schedule and personal taste.
Shopping and Fun
Mediterranean Cosmos in Thessaloniki is renowned as one of Greece’s premier shopping destinations, distinguished by its expansive retail offerings, sophisticated architectural design, and vibrant Mediterranean ambiance.
Water Land is an exhilarating and family-friendly destination that guarantees a day of excitement and fun in the water. The park offers a rejuvenating and enjoyable experience suitable for all age groups.
A beautifully landscaped entertainment park located next to the Mediterranean Cosmos shopping center, featuring countless action and skill games for all age groups: children, teenagers, and adults.
Places to visit
Since 2016, the International Hellenic University/Διεθνές Πανεπιστήμιο της Ελ-λάδος has its own archaeological excavation, under the direction of Professor Manolis Manoledakis, Dean of the School of Humanities, Social Sciences and Economics. The site that is being excavated every June at Neo Rysio, Thessaloni-ki, hosted a settlement that was in use roughly between 1000 and 550 BC.
The Cave of Petralona, situated approximately one kilometer from the village of Petralona in the region of Halkidiki, Macedonia, has been accessible to the public since 1979. It was here that the traces of human habitation dating back approximately 700,000 years were unearthed by Aris Poulianos, considered among the oldest known European ancestors.
Nearby Archontiko Alexandros Luxury Suites, at a distance of 10 kilometers, lies the Monastery of Saint John the Theologian in Souroti – Vasilika, Thessaloniki, where the tomb of Saint Paisios is located.
The unique Kardia Lake Recreational Trail awaits young and old to cross it and discover the hidden waterfall as well as the wonderful route to the artificial lake.
The archaeological site of Vergina hosts a series of remarkable discoveries, notably the meticulously preserved tomb of Philip II adorned with intricate frescoes and lavish artifacts. Among the most notable finds is the iconic golden larnax.
The Mount Athos peninsula, officially known as “Agion Oros” since 1045, has been a bastion of Orthodox monasticism since 843, as attested by historical records. The structured communal life on Athos began in 963 with the establishment of the Great Lavra Monastery by the venerable Athanasios.
Goumenissa, situated in the regional unit of Kilkis in Northern Greece, exudes both charm and cultural heritage. Nestled amidst verdant landscapes and rolling hills, it is renowned for its tranquil ambiance and traditional allure. The town is celebrated for its vibrant viticultural culture, with vineyards stretching across its picturesque countryside.
Mount Olympus, Greece’s loftiest peak soaring to 2,918 meters, transcends mere geography to embody myth and magnificence. Nestled within the Olympus National Park, a UNESCO World Heritage Site, it thrives with biodiversity, harboring rare flora and fauna amidst its rugged contours.
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