seleanor
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This festival is a great way to spend your day and try out all of the different types of food in the city. Check it out
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Thessaloniki street food festival
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tomipark
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I hope they offer more and more of these types of festivals in Greece. We need more types of cultural events that showcase local businesses and innovation.
k_tsoukalas
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Is it going on this year? I couldn't tell from the link. The street food in Greece is top notch - some of the best food I have ever eaten!
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Fantastic exhibition happening at the Thessaloniki Museum of Byzantine Culture
- greggd12
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This exhibition is titled "Philhellenisms, 1780-1860" and covers this crucial time period in Greek history during the Byzantine empire. The exhibition will showcase many different mediums of art including important texts from the time. The president of Greece will be attending to open up the exhibition, just showing how important and beautiful it will be to showcasing Greek history. I will be excited to visit soon!
You can learn to play the The Lyre of Apollo at the Seikilo Museum in Thessaloniki
- seleanor
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This museum is probably one of the most unique ones that I've seen. It's pretty small, but it's packed with many rich activities and experiences. One of the coolest ones that I would love to try is learning how to play the Lyre from a professional artist. Before you would like to participate, you will need to let the museum know that you will be visiting and that you are interested. No prior music experience is required!
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Try bougatsa, Thessalonikis best breakfast food
- nadellii
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Thessaloniki has one of the most popular breakfast foods in Greece! Bougatsa is a custard filled phyllo pastry with cinnamon and powdered sugar on top. The pastry is from Thessaloniki but is eaten in most regions in Northern Greece and you can find it in other areas of Greece as well.
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