Thessaloniki, the capital of Northern Greece and its second largest metropolis, beautifully transitions from timeless antiquity to the present day, maintaining a rich history to this day. We’ll first venture to ‘Ano Poli’ or the upper town, marked by its majestic Byzantine walls. From there, you’ll get a feel for the local architecture with a visit to the ancient Church of Saint Demetrios, the city’s protector, and its catacombs. At the city center’s core, you’ll delve into the Roman era by inspecting the exquisite Monument of Rotunda and the renowned Arch of Galerius. Our tour concludes by the sea, where the city’s iconic White Tower and the statue of Macedonian king, Alexander the Great are stationed.