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Joined 2024
Nikos C.
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Thessaloniki (Living)
Languages
English, Greek (Native)
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About Tour Guide Nikos C.
Hello everybody!
I am Nikos and I am born and raised in the beautiful city of Thessaloniki where I have been working as a professional licensed tour guide for the past ten years.
I have a background in history and archaeology but I do believe that a guided tour should be more than just that. A guided tour should also be about the unecdotes, the people who live there, the stories that do not fit into history books. So, hopefully, together we are going to explore the city, learn about the sights and monuments, understand the people and feel its beating heart!
I have been working as a professional licensed tour guide in Thessaloniki and all over Greece for a few years now, but every tour is completely different than the previous, and what makes it different is you! There is nothing like being outside, walking around with good company and showing the place you live and love, sharing to the people next to you the little secrets and unseen details that make it special. And if I can show you why this place is so special to me, then maybe it will become special to you too!
I have a few tours planned but, please, do not hesitate to ask me about a customisable tour anywhere in northern Greece or maybe even more to the south. Let me know what you are interested in and together we are going to create a tour from scratch!
I hope you give me tha chance of showing you around but, if not, then enjoy this special beautiful place, enjoy Thessaloniki, enjoy northern Greece!
Tours
All tours can be customized for you. Send me a message with your requests!
Philippi and Kavala Day trip from Thessaloniki
Named after King Philip II, father of Alexander the Great, Philippi was one of the most important cities of the area during the Roman times. One for the greates battles of the Roman times took place right next to it but the religious significance of the sight is probably even more important than its historical. Visited by Paul the Apostle, Philippi is the place in Europe where Christianity started and where the very first European Christians were baptised. Let's follow the footsteps of Paul!
The Macedonian Royal Tombs of Vergina from Thessaloniki
The royal tombs of Vergina is, hands down, the most important, most interesting, most beautiful archaeological site in all of northern Greece! The tomb of the great Macedonian King Philip II, father of Alexander the Great, is something to see. The amount of gold and ivory that have been found during the excavations is unparalleled. On this tour we are going to learn all about Philip, Macedonia, Alexander and admire some of the most beautiful ancient greek artifacts that have ever been found.
Thessaloniki Half Day Walking Tour
Thessaloniki is the second largest city in Greece with a multi-layered history that spans for more than 2300 years. On this tour we are going to unfold Thessaloniki's past and present, understand the history that made this place what it is and visit the city's most important sights and monuments. From the ancient Greeks, to the Romans, to the Byzantines, to the Ottoamans and to the Jews, no stone will be left unturned! Thessaloniki awaits you to discover it!
Thessaloniki Half Day Food Tour
Thessaloniki is considered to be Greece's gastronomic capital. And for a good reason! The cuisine of Thessaloniki is like the history of this place: it has layers. So, when diving into the food of Thessaloniki, one dives into the history of this place. On this tour we are going to try a few things that scream "Thessaloniki" and a few things associated with Greece. From Bougatsa, to spanakopita, to olives and feta, to tsipouro the cuisine of Thessaloniki awaits us for a new experience!
Meteora Day Trip from Thessaloniki
Meteora is one of the most awing landscapes you will ever witness. Built on top of amazingly beautiful rock formations, the centuries-old monasteries with their exquisite christian art is really something to see, making it difficult to figure where the rock ends and the monastery begins! On this trip we are going to visit two of the monasteries and a Skiti (a smaller monastery that belongs to a bigger monastery) followed by lunch in the nearby town of Kalambaka
