• Archaeological Site at Pella - The archaeological site of Pella spans 1,000 acres. Key discoveries from the excavations include houses with mosaic floors, the palace on the northern hill, the agora in the city center, and three sanctuaries: Thesmoforion, Venus’s sanctuary, and Darrhon’s sanctuary.
• Archaeological Museum of Pella - Located on the northeast side of the archaeological site, Pella’s museum is the final stop for visitors after exploring the area. Here, they can admire numerous archaeological artifacts and relate them to the region’s monuments, gaining insight into various aspects of daily life in the Macedonian capital.
• Museum of the Royal Tombs of Aigai (Vergina) - The expansive archaeological site of Vergina includes the Museum, the Palace, the city (ancient Greek term: «άστυ»), the acropolis, and the surrounding area. The Royal Tombs in the ancient necropolis of Aigai are the most significant attraction. The district also features a museum with artifacts, preserved under mud for many years, as the tombs were. The museum’s most notable exhibit is the gold larnaca (funerary casket) decorated with the star of the Macedonian Dynasty, which contained the remains of King Philip II and fragments of his golden wreath.

• Private transport to Pella/ Vergina
• English speaking driver
• In-vehicle air conditioning
• Fuel and tolls

• Lunch

• We will collect you from your place of stay in Thessaloniki or from the airport at the time of your choice. Transfer time to Pella/ Vergina and back is approximately 4 hours. A lunch stop can also be arranged if you wish so.

For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.