Visit Macedonia where you will encounter unique images. Explore this magnificent place in Greece where east meets west. The imposing – and almost perennial snowy – massifs of unique beauty boast Mt Olympus, the country's most famous and highest mountain, which is followed by the equally beautiful Pangaio, Kaimaktsalan (Voras) and Falakro mountains, where you can enjoy skiing or snowboarding during winter. The water element is significantly present with some of the most important rivers and lakes in Greece flowing through Macedonia. Visit the metropolis of the North, Thessaloniki, with an intriguing multi-ethnic history and arty counter culture. It is a lively modern city, bustling with energy and verve. Built amphitheatrically around the sea, facing Mount Olympus on the distant horizon, it has always been a centre of different civilizations, cultures, nations and religions. Discover breathtaking Halkidiki with its clear waters and golden sand beaches, bays, little islands and green landscapes that will make your dream vacation come true! Don’t miss, the unique beauty of Serres nature, the picturesque cities of Drama, Kavala on the East and Kastoria and Naousa on the West.

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Ancient Edessa
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Ancient Edessa
The city is spread over two levels: The Acropolis stood on the cliff of modern Edessa, while the lower city at the foot of the rock, on a plain named “Longos”.
CULTURAL TOURISM Archaeological Sites

Ancient Edessa was an important city of Macedonia, built on the most important natural passage connecting the upper mountain with the lower lowlands of Macedonia.

Address: Ancient Edessa
Ancient Pella
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Ancient Pella
Ancient Pella is still excited today by the visitor with the impressive findings brought to light by the archaeological excavation
CULTURAL TOURISM Archaeological Sites

Pella, a small coastal town of the Thermaikos Gulf, replaced Aigai as the capital of the Macedonian state at the end of the fifth – beginning of the fourth century BC

Address: Ancient Pella
Archaeological Site of Philippi
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Archaeological Site of Philippi
The Archaeological Site of Philippi, the most important one in the Eastern Macedonian area of Greece, is on UNESCO’s list of World Heritage Monuments since mid-July 2016
CULTURAL TOURISM World Heritage Sites in Greece RELIGIOUS TOURISM On the Footsteps of Apostle Paul

In 356 BC King Philip II of Macedonia renamed the city after himself and used it to control the neighbouring gold mines of Mt. Paggaio, where he installed the Royal Mint.

Address: Archaeological Site of Philippi
Beach Kallithea, Halkidiki
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Beach Kallithea, Halkidiki
Among the most famous and busy coasts of the area, Kallithea at the Kassandra peninsula is a point of reference for the young crowd that comes to Halkidiki.
COASTAL AND MARITIME TOURISM Best Greek beaches

Among the most famous and busy coasts of the area, Kallithea at the Kassandra peninsula is a point of reference for the young crowd that comes to Halkidiki. The golden, sandy beach is surrounded by green pine trees and is equipped with numerous…

Address: Beach Kallithea, Halkidiki
Canyon and Waterfalls of Enipeus
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Canyon and Waterfalls of Enipeus
COASTAL AND MARITIME TOURISM SPORTS TOURISM Hiking Mountain - Rock climbing

Impressive slopes, dense vegetation, scenic wooden bridges, crystal-clear water ponds and small waterfalls make up a wonderful natural setting that enchants mountain-lovers

Address: 40.103043, 22.487311