This week “No-budget tips” starts on Friday with three suggestions for the upcoming weekend in Thessaloniki .

The first dense snowflakes appeared at the ski centers of the surrounding region of Thessaloniki. Several mountains landscape turned “white” as the winter seems that started in the best possible way.

CREATIVE WALK is a walk in the heart of the creative community of Thessaloniki, which aims to communicate to the city’s public the local creative production from the fields of visual, applied and performing arts.

It was Lonely Planet that firstly included Thessaloniki in the Top 10 Ultimate party cities. Now, National Geographic suggests Thessaloniki as one of the new year’s 20 must-see places.

Vibrant and full of music this weekend is starting on Friday with six live concerts in Thessaloniki. However, the “real” weekend has also plenty of things to do and with no need to waste a lot of money.

It would be very weird if a city like Thessaloniki with such a musical legacy didn’t have good independent record shops, wouldn’t it? Fortunately, there are plenty for us to brag about and for you to search out.

Easyjet, the British low cost airline announced new service from Macedonia International Airport in Thessaloniki, which will be added to the list of already existing four.

Loyal to our weekly appointment, we are ready again this Friday to suggest you great things happening in the city, that need no money for entrance tickets or permissions.

The hidden Temple of Venus, a late archaic period temple, lies underneath the center of Thessaloniki from the 6th century B.C., 200 years older than the Parthenon in Athens.

The Open House event started in London in 1992 (openhouseworldwide.org), gaining in the past 20 years a lot of appreciation and support. In 2012 it’s time for Thessaloniki to join the Open House family and to organize an event that will celebrate the city’s architecture and design.