Thessaloniki is the co-capital of Greece and the perfect destination for a  holiday break and for the people who love shopping and night life.

There are many beautiful places where you can go and have a nice time and  as a tourist you can do a lot of things concerning entertainment. Locals enjoy going out with their friends, day and  night. There are many places you can visit, dance and drink , listen to music and have the time of your life. You can go to one of the many cinemas or  theaters  or  to  fancy restaurants , but if you want a place  even more crowded and fun you can go clubbing and dancing until dawn.

Night life here is full of energy, every night you can choose among   trendy cocktail clubs  to  rock clubs and from those  with live modern music to the ones  with folk. After a long walk, you can stroll along the seafront  to explore another sight of the city and watch the picturesque Old Port  with lots of young people crammed together as it is their favourite  meeting point.

One of the most popular destinations  is The  White Tower, the landmark of our city, the small pebbled streets of the traditional  Old Town and  , also, in the eastern entrance  of the city  the big mall » Mediterranian  Cosmos» where people can find every kind of shops from restaurants or well known clothes shops to cafe-bars and cinemas. Right opposite is the  big  Amusement Park with lots of games and rides where one can  spend another  pleasant  evening ,too!

There are plenty of  cultural events such as the Film Festival , Demetria October Festival , Documentary Film Festival etc. Yet,  if you are a teenager like  us ,I suggest you to go to the “Thessaloniki International Trade Fair“  in September    and our whole  city comes in the spotlight.

All in all, you should know that Thessaloniki is indeed   »a city that never sleeps». So if you ever visit Thessaloniki, you shouldn’t miss the chance to get to know the night life here.

It is a once in a lifetime opportunity!

Tomba Sissy

Tsomidou Christina

Kapaktsoglou Kelly

Xanthopoulou Vasiliki