All Macedonia Tours & Excursions in 2026 - page 18

We are expert mountain bikers, mountain bike racers and guides. This mountain bike experience will take you to the best trails above Athens, with amazing view over the city and the Acropolis. Ymittos mountain has more than 20 trails for any skills level and we are going to design the perfect ride for you. Fast trails, jumpy trails, technical trails , downhill tracks...we have them all. Weather is mostly good over here and we ride the all year in shorts. You will be surprised how good the riding is over here in Athens.

Experience the thrill and adrenaline of riding off-road in a 4-wheel drive car. Discover the old volcanic area of Kassandra, as well as the flora and fauna. Access non-touristic places in Halkidiki that you can’t reach by normal car. Learn about the history and culture of the area from locals themselves. Get an authentic taste of local flavors during a lunch stop at a Greek tavern(lunch is optional) or swim at an amazing beach.

The archeological museum of Thessaloniki is one of the most, if not the most must see museum in the city. It has a very interesting collection of archeological treasures starting from the paleolithic period until the roman times. The tour is a perfect way to understand why the people of the antiquity living here were not so different from the people of today. The guide is going to give information about the artifacts that go beyond the ones already given in the prefaces connecting the political, artistic, social and historical background of the area with them. The tour is conducted by an official tourist guide with registered number 33Ξ02766Ε1

Since the middle of the fourteenth century, over twenty monasteries have been built at the top of Meteora, a precipitous rock formation of pillars and cliffs that looms over the Greek countryside. Only six remain today; on this tour, you’ll visit two perched atop these ‘columns of the sky’. Spend your morning in close encounter with these marvels of faith and architectural prowess, then take the afternoon to explore Kalabaka, the town at the foot of the pillars.

The Odyssey was first composed in Homeric Greek around the 8th or 7th century BC; by the mid-6th century BC, it had become part of the Greek literary canon. In antiquity, Homer's authorship was taken as true, but contemporary scholarship predominantly assumes that the Iliad and the Odyssey were composed independently, as part of long oral traditions. Visit with us all the monuments and Highlights of Odyssey. Our Driver/Guide has great knowledge of Greek History and Odyssey!Walking to all the Historical places of Odyssey!

Begin your shore excursion with a visit to the Archaeological Site of Dion, the sacred city of ancient Macedonia dedicated to Zeus. According to tradition, Alexander the Great offered sacrifices here before setting out on his campaigns, underscoring Dion’s importance as a religious and cultural center of the Macedonian Kingdom. Walk among the well-preserved remains of temples, baths, theaters, and ancient streets, gaining insight into daily life and ceremonial practices in antiquity. Continue to the on-site museum, where a rich collection of statues, mosaics, and everyday objects brings the city’s history to life. Highlights include the Hydraulis, one of the world’s earliest known musical instruments. After your archaeological visit, relax at a boutique winery set amid the scenic foothills of Mount Olympus and the Pieria Mountains. Enjoy a guided tasting of selected wines made from local and international grape varieties, accompanied by homemade regional delicacies.

At first glance, Thessaloniki can seem to tell the single story of a bustling modern Greek city. Step into the markets, though, and another city – and narrative – begins to appear. Traces of its Ottoman past remain in the street plan, the memory of Sephardic Jewish commercial life still shapes the old market grid, and the food carries the marks of Asia Minor, the Balkans, Pontus, and the Caucasus.