What you can do during your stay
Consequently, during your stay you can indulge in a multitude of activities, depending on your interests:
What you can do during your stay
Tour to famous landmarks such as Olympus, Vergina, Meteora
Historically, it is located near the City of Dion, at the foot of Mount Olympus, an ancient city of strategic importance, but also the holy city of the ancient Macedonians. So it is worth a visit as the open Archaeological Park of Dion is a long walk on cobbled streets in a forest of centuries-old trees, lakes and waters and a unique mysterious atmosphere. In Dion there is also perhaps the largest ancient mosaic in Greece, an area of 100 square meters which is kept in the The Archaeotheke, a space next to the museum of Dion which was built specifically for the exhibition of the Dionysos mosaic. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Archaeological_Park_of_Dion
Travel up to ancient Aigai, the first capital of the ancient Kingdom of Macedonia, discovered in the 19th century near Vergina. Where the Macedonian king Philip II lived and died (382-336 BC.) and his son, Alexander the Great, was crowned king shortly before he began building his legendary empire. It is not just an archaeological wonder, but one of the largest burial sites in the world -along with Mycenae, Troy and the Valley of the Kings in Egypt- because, like them, the most important historical tombs (including Philip II '), they were discovered by Professor Manolis Andronikos inviolate and intact, a fact that caused global excitement and mobilization of the archaeological community.
The imposing archeological museum of the royal tombs of Vergina, built underground and covered on the outside with soil, creates the impression of an ancient burial tumulus. By maintaining constant temperature and humidity conditions, the underground building encases and protects the ancient monuments: the royal tombs of Vergina and the magnificent frescoes of the Rapture of Persephone and the royal hunt, the only original works of great painters of classical antiquity that have reached to us until today. Admire the museum's impressive exhibits, such as the impressive Golden Larnaca which weighs11 kilograms and contained the bones of the dead king, and the Golden Wreath, the heaviest surviving wreath from Greek antiquity, consisting of 313 leaves and 68 acorns.
https://www.aigai.gr/
Visit Meteora, the "sacred, unaltered and inviolable place", which UNESCO has designated as a "Preserved and Protected Monument of Humanity". Where the sight of the towering dark rocks is awe-inspiring, as nestled in their peaks and caves since the 11th century, are the monasteries of Meteora. Today, climbers from all over the world come to Meteora, to face off with the mysterious rocks.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Meteora
Tours to Traditional Landmarks