Glavne šoping ulice u centru Soluna: Tsimiski, Egnatia i Mitropoleos

Shopping Streets in Thessaloniki Center: Tsimiski, Egnatia and Mitropoleos

Thessaloniki center offers a modern shopping experience with a wide selection of boutiques, stores of world-renowned brands, and luxurious fashion houses, all within walking distance - perfect for those who wish to enjoy shopping without a car.

Please note the working hours that we have highlighted in the text, as some streets operate throughout the day while others have split shifts.
Double working hours are most often

  • from 09:00 - 14:30h
  • and

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Božićni hleb u Grčkoj – Hristopsomo, običaji i regionalne varijacije

Christmas Bread in Greece – Christopsomo, Traditions and Regional Variations

Learn about the tradition of Christmas bread in Greece - Christopsomo, its symbolism and how it is made in different parts of Greece.

Greeks end the Christmas fast on Christmas Eve (December 24), when a large family meal is traditionally prepared, the first of the Christmas celebrations.

  • The fast lasts from November 15 to December 24.
  • Christmas Eve is the last day of the fast, but customs vary by region –

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Božić i Nova godina u Grčkoj – običaji, tradicija i praznična čarolija, Blog, Blog

Christmas and New Year in Greece – Customs, Tradition, and Holiday Magic

Greece in December is not just a destination; it is the scent of cinnamon and honey in the squares, the sound of waves crashing against the shore while you sip warm chocolate, and a unique blend of Byzantine tradition and modern luxury. If you thought Greece was reserved only for summer, allow us to convince you otherwise.

**In this guide, we reveal everything - from why Christmas is celebrated earlier, to

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Nova godina i Vasilopita, Blog, Blog

New Year and Vasilopita

The central tradition associated with Saint Basil is Vasilopita - a New Year's cake or pie into which a coin is placed\, without which New Year is inconceivable in Greece. In the text\, you will find a recipe for this delicious cake.

Like most major holidays, it is not only marked here through the calendar, but also through:

  • faith,
  • customs, and
  • very clearly - through customary food.

*In Greece, one can often

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najbolja hrana koju treba probati u solunu

What to do in Thessaloniki in December: restaurants, shopping, museums and walks

Discover what to do in Thessaloniki in December – the best restaurants, holiday shopping, museums, and walks. Plan the perfect holiday visit and enjoy the December magic of Thessaloniki!

December in Thessaloniki brings a special holiday atmosphere, a blend of Christmas spirit, Mediterranean charm, and a rich gastronomic offer. Whether you enjoy walks by the coast, exploring museums, indulging in traditional restaurants, or holiday shopping, Thessaloniki offers plenty of activities that

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Šta raditi u Solunu za Božić i Novu godinu – najbolji događaji, restorani i aktivnosti

How to Spend Christmas and New Year in Thessaloniki – Best Things to Do, Eat & Experience

What to do in Thessaloniki for Christmas and New Year? Discover the events, attractions, restaurants, and clubs that will make your stay unforgettable.

If you want to combine the holiday spirit, the smell of the sea, and the top-notch atmosphere this winter, Thessaloniki is the perfect place.

  • Every year, the city transforms into a grand Christmas stage - from the first decorations in November\, through the traditional lighting of the lights

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Gde izaći u Solunu za Novu godinu: koncerti, buzuki i živa muzika

Where to Go Out in Thessaloniki on New Year’s Eve: Concerts, Bouzouki & Live Music

Thessaloniki is known for its vibrant nightlife and clubs with live Greek music. During the holidays, the choice of bouzouki and live performances is especially diverse. See what awaits you in the city: clubs, concerts, bouzouki nights and taverns for New Year's Eve.

Suggestions for Buzukia and Nightclubs with Greek Music

If you wish to experience the world-renowned buzuki entertainment in Thessaloniki, take a look at the clubs that have programs

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Zašto se u Grčkoj Deda Mraz zove Sveti Vasilije

Why is Santa Claus called Saint Basil in Greece

Unlike most of Europe and the world, where gifts are brought by Santa Claus on Christmas, in Greece it is done by Saint Basil - on January 1st\, a day that is both New Year's Day and a church holiday.

This difference is not accidental - it is deeply rooted from the earliest days of Christianity and is tied to Saint Basil, one of the significant saints in Orthodoxy and in

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