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Visiting Thessaloniki in Late Spring

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I might visit Thessaloniki in late spring and would love some advice to make the most of my visit. I’ve heard that the weather is perfect around this time—not too hot, but warm enough to enjoy the city’s outdoor charm. Are there any must-see attractions or hidden gems I should prioritize? I’m especially interested in exploring historical sites, walking along the waterfront, and sampling local cuisine.

Speaking of food, are there any restaurants, tavernas, or markets you’d recommend? I’d love to try authentic dishes like bougatsa or anything uniquely Thessaloniki.

Also, how busy does the city get in late spring? Will I need to book things like tours or restaurants in advance?
 
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