The first weekend of 2013 has almost started and it seems that things have calmed down after a week full of celebrations, parties and plenty of festive mood. However, we are loyal to our “duty” and we have prepared a few suggestions for your upcoming Thessaloniki weekend.
As a well-know party city, there’s certainly no shortage of things to do in Thessaloniki on New Year’s Eve. From intimate parties at cozy hotels to all-out warehouse raving and everything in between, there’s an event with your name on it somewhere in this vibrant city on New Year’s Eve.
Well it’s the last weekend before 2013 so make sure you get all that last minute shopping done and then you can relax and indulge yourself in some festive happenings.
Thessaloniki Food Festival keeps going with new events and actions approaching the gastronomic identity of the city.
The National Seli Ski Center opens its gates on Saturday, 22 December, and welcomes all the lovers of snow and skiing, under new management, with improved infrastructure, discount schemes and the new Electronic Ticket Card SELI SNOWCARD.
Christmas spirit all over the city and the upcoming weekend in Thessaloniki gives another big opportunity for music, party and celebrations.
Two sisters found a rather “tiring” way to show their reaction to Greek crisis. They named it “Walk to Greece” and this is exactly what they ‘ve done, from Brno to Thessaloniki.
Another weekend full of art, music and entertainment is about to start in Thessaloniki. As usual, enjoythessaloniki.com doesn’t miss the weekly appointment.
Scandinavian Airlines (SAS) design four new routes, which will directly connect Thessaloniki to Stockholm and Copenhagen in order to strengthen their presence in northern Greece.
Sometimes it is very interesting and useful to know how other people see you. This is how a German journalist sees Thessaloniki through his article for Die Welt, a German national daily newspaper.