• Museum of the Royal Tombs of Aigai (Vergina) - Located at the archaeological site of Aige (Vergina), this museum houses the royal tombs of Macedonian kings, including King Philip II, father of Alexander the Great. Visitors can explore the impressive tumulus that conceals these ancient tombs, where vibrant frescoes, sculptures, and rich burial artifacts showcase the grandeur of the Macedonian royal family. Additionally, the remains of the ancient palace, featuring mosaics and the foundations of monumental buildings, offer a glimpse into the city’s former magnificence.
• Polycentric Museum of Aigai - The new museum at Vergina presents remarkable discoveries, including the golden larnax and other royal treasures. Exhibits focus on the era of Philip II and Alexander the Great, providing an in-depth exploration of Macedonian history. With special exhibitions and ongoing research, visitors can discover new findings and gain fresh insights with each visit.
• The Jewish Synagogue - The Jewish Synagogue in Veroia, Greece, is a beautifully preserved landmark in the historic Jewish Quarter. Built in the 19th century, it stands as a testament to the once-thriving Sephardic Jewish community. The synagogue features traditional architecture, including a wooden ark and a women’s balcony. Although no longer in regular use, it remains a significant cultural and historical site, open for visits by appointment.
• Veroia - The city of Veria offers a chance to stroll through its narrow, preserved quarters and see the altar of Apostle Paul. There is also an optional opportunity to enjoy lunch here.

• Private transportation
• On-board WiFi
• Bottled water
• In-vehicle air conditioning

• Entrance Fees to Royal Tombs of Vergina: Single ticket € 8 Reduced single ticket: € 4
• Lunch or Refrechments
• Gratuities

Join a licensed guide on a visit to Vergina (or Aige in ancient Greek), located 82 km from Thessaloniki in central Macedonia. As a Unesco World Heritage Site, Vergina is home to several remarkable antiquities, which include the well-maintained tomb of King Philip II (father of Alexander the Great) and the tomb of Alexander IV (son of Alexander the Great). Following your tour in Vergina, we will explore the city of Veria, saunter through its preserved narrow quarters, visit the Apostle Paul’s altar, the Orta Mosque, and the Balkans’ oldest Synagogue. You’ll also have leisure time for grabbing lunch at one of Veria’s numerous taverns before returning to Thessaloniki in the afternoon.

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