Thessaloniki : Pella Tour - In the Footsteps of Alexander
Thessaloniki : Pella Tour - In the Footsteps of Alexander
Thessaloniki : Pella Tour - In the Footsteps of Alexander
Thessaloniki : Pella Tour - In the Footsteps of Alexander
Thessaloniki : Pella Tour - In the Footsteps of Alexander
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Thessaloniki : Pella Tour - In the Footsteps of Alexander

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Highlights

Admire world-famous pebble mosaics and royal-era ruins
All entrance fees to the archaeological site and museum are included
Explore the archaeological site and museum with a professional licensed guide
Itinerary
Designed especially for cruise passengers docking at Thessaloniki Port, this 4-hour shore excursion invites you to step into the world of kings and conquerors with a guided visit to Ancient Pella—the birthplace of Alexander the Great and once the capital of the powerful Macedonian Kingdom.

Departing directly from the port in a comfortable, air-conditioned vehicle, you travel through the fertile plains of Central Macedonia toward one of Greece's most historically significant sites. Upon arrival, your licensed guide leads you through the archaeological remains of Pella, where royal palaces, public buildings, and elegant courtyards reveal the sophistication of ancient Macedonian life.

Discover the city's renowned pebble mosaics, among the finest in the ancient world, and walk the same ground once traversed by Philip II and his legendary son. The accompanying museum enriches the experience with artifacts, sculptures, and everyday objects that bring the story of Macedonia's golden age vividly to life.

Compact, enriching, and perfectly paced for a cruise schedule, this excursion focuses on one iconic destination without rushing. It offers a deep historical narrative, comfortable logistics, and a seamless return to Thessaloniki Port—ideal for travelers seeking a meaningful encounter with Greece's royal past in limited time.