Walking Talking Food

Duration

2 hours

Languages

English, German, Russian, Portuguese, French, Spanish, Chinese, Italian, Czech, Arabic, Thai, Polish, Dutch, Turkish

Guests

1-10

Discover the unknown hot spots of Greek cuisine and treat your self with this special experience in the city

Included

Greek and English- speaking Trip Attendant
Traditional Greek coffee
Tastings
All Taxes

Not included

The cost of the lunch after the tour
Tips (optional)

Itinerary

The Kapani (Vlali) Market, Thessaloniki Greece. Perhaps one of the most authentic experiences any food lover could get in Thessaloniki is visiting the city’s historic open markets. The atmosphere, the people and the local delicacies will reward you!

Modiano Market, Platia Aristotelous Platia Aristotelous & Ermou, Thessaloniki 54600 Greece. Its construction started in 1922 and finished in 1930 by architect Eli Modiano. Coming from a renowned Jewish (Sephardic) family of Thessaloniki, Eli was the son of the banker Jacob (Yako) Modiano. He studied architecture in Paris, France and returned to Thessaloniki where he created some of the city’s most important buildings, including the Modiano Market.

Athonos Square. Full of life, throughout the day, Athonos Square in the centre of the city is a place loved by, both Thessalonians and tourists alike. Here, food and nutrition plays the leading part. You’ll find spices, all types of tea, nuts, vegetables and fruits, fish, delicatessen products, as well as small boutiques with clothes, handmade accessories, and decoration items. Moreover, your attention will be instantly drawn to the smells of the delicious foods of the Square’s traditional taverns! You can enjoy them both at lunchtime and evening, accompanied occasionally by live greek music. Additionally, in case you want to get acquainted with the traditional side of Athonos Square, visit the picturesque small shops selling handmade wickerwork and small wooden furniture, made by the last remaining skilled craftsmen.

Λουλουδάδικα, Θεσσαλονίκη 546 24, Greece. Louloudadika is a small area of the historic city center including the streets of Komninon, Frangon and Vas. Herakliou, which takes its name from the old outdoor florists that were there. Unfortunately only 4 continue to run today.In the ’50s there were 11 shops selling all sorts of flowers and their fame reached to the provincial cities.

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Confirmation will be received at time of bookingNot wheelchair accessibleMost travelers can participateYou can present either a paper or an electronic voucher for this activity. Please notice that extra charges may apply per person or in total of the group for pick-ups from hotels- villas- airbnb outside the proximity of our tour selected pick route. In that case we can provide round trip transfer for customer(s) convenience ad-hoc quoted as per location of customer(s)' property.

Discover the unknown hot spots of Greek cuisine and treat your self with this special experience in the city. Learn the history of the open markets and the famous – traditional Greek taverns, taste a variety of heavenly culinary treasures while walking with a professional in Greek cuisine.

Local market “ Kapani”
Local market “Modiano”
Grocery with Organic Products
“Athonos” square
Louloudadika area
Traditional craft store of Greek folk art