Thessaloniki

It is the second largest Greek city with a population of 1,084,001 inhabitants, founded in 316 BC and was the crossroads between West and East, the Balkans and the Aegean. The role of ancient Thessaloniki proved crucial because the port during the Roman and Byzantine times was strategically and commercially important.

The centre of Thessaloniki is the area of the White Tower by Aristotle Square and the Egnatia route. The cultural life in Greece does not leave anyone indifferent, as it has to offer a huge variety of concerts, exhibitions, theatrical performances and festivals. As for nightlife and entertainment Thessaloniki has to offer a select number of bars, clubs and restaurants. During the summer the festival bars and clubs are open, located on the east side of Thessaloniki, approximately 1.5 km from the Macedonia International Airport. Nearby by the airport are also located the Ride and Drive Car Rentals where you can rent a car for a faster and more comfortable transfer since we pick you up and transfer you from the airport directly to the offices of Ride and Drive for the delivery of your car. Unfortunately, travelling to Thessaloniki by bus is quite slow and the metro is still under construction. For this reason it would be very convenient to rent a car in addition to the extra convenience provided by Ride and Drive delivering you directly to the international airport Macedonia of Thessaloniki with no extra charge.

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Regarding the history of Thessaloniki you could tour the ancient tombs at Vergina, the Concert Hall, the numerous theaters and galleries with a variety of exhibitions mounted every year. Significant though all the museums are, the archaeological museum is by far the most prominent. The archaeological wealth of Thessaloniki will not leave anyone indifferent. For transportation to all these places a rented car from Ride and Drive thessaloniki rent a car, which is located very close to the international airport would be ideal for your convenience.

 

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