• 3-hour guided tour of Aristotelous Square
• Visit biggest and most impressive squares in Greece with view of Thermaikos Gulf
• Explore the architectural history of Thessaloniki and its modern style
• See captivating view of Mount Olympus
• Visit the place where Sea meets the land in the most central location of the city
• Plenty of photo opportunities! Click amazing pictures to cherish a memory of a lifetime

Enjoy a visit to the City’s most popular place- the Aristotelous Square. Home to several big stores, hotels, restaurants, number of bars and café and the famous Olympion Cinema, Thessaloniki offers a sneak peek into the vibrant Greek culture. As you take a stroll, you will come across the marvelous statue of Alexander the Great. Stroll down Nikis Avenue across the seafront, extending from the city’s Port (to the W) up to the Statue of Alexander the Great (in the E), lined with many cafés, bars and stores. It is one of the most popular promenade areas for locals and visitors alike.

Designed by Ernest Hebrard in 1918 (after the devastating fire of 1917), Aristotelous Square is the most popular walkway among locals and tourists alike. Counted as one of the biggest and most impressive squares in Greece, Aristotelous Square offers amazing views of Thermaikos Gulf. As you stroll through the square, you can see several big stores, hotels, bars, restaurants, and the very famous Olympion Cinema. Admire the Statue of Alexander the Great, after which the square was named. Continue down to the Nikis Avenue across the seafront and enjoy amazing views over a cup of tea or coffee.