Depart Thessaloniki and travel through fertile plains and traditional villages of northern Greece. Along the way, learn about the rise of ancient Macedonia and its importance in Greek history.

Explore the ruins of ancient Pella, once the capital of the Macedonian kingdom. Walk through the remains of grand houses, public buildings, and courtyards. Admire the famous floor mosaics depicting mythological scenes, offering a vivid glimpse into elite life in antiquity.

Visit the museum showcasing statues, everyday objects, and detailed mosaics found on site. The exhibits help bring the ancient city to life and explain its role as the birthplace of Alexander the Great.

Continue to Vergina, identified as ancient Aigai, the first capital of Macedonia. Enter the underground Museum of the Royal Tombs, where the burial chamber of Philip II is preserved. Discover golden artifacts, weapons, and royal symbols that highlight the power and wealth of the Macedonian dynasty. Enjoy a short break in the village area near Vergina for coffee or light refreshments. Relax and reflect on the historical journey before returning.

Travel back comfortably to Thessaloniki with a deeper understanding of Macedonia’s ancient legacy.