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Thessaloniki, Central Macedonia
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Thessaloniki, Greece
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Thessaloniki, Central Macedonia
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£171
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Thessaloniki, Central Macedonia
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Accommodation
827
Holiday rentals
Price per night
£63
On average
High season
December - £101
+62%
Price in May
£60
On average
Type of accommodation
Apartment
1 Bedroom, 50m²
Price per week
£438
On average
Low season
April : £60
-4%
Available accommodation
39%
In May
The average price of a night in a holiday rental in Thessaloniki is £63.
If you want to spend a week in a holiday rental in Thessaloniki, you have to pay on average £438 for 7 days. The price varies according to the season between £420 and £708 for one week.
The price of holiday rentals in Thessaloniki are less expensive in April: £60 per night on average. This represents a decrease of 4% compared to the average price recorded for the rest of the year. Conversely, the price increases by 62% (£101 per night) in 12, which is the most expensive month to live in Thessaloniki.
On average, rentals in Thessaloniki can accommodate 4 people (apartments and houses combined) and have a surface area of 50 m².
The price of a holiday rental in Thessaloniki is £64 per night for this summer. A week's rental in July or August will cost you on average £450.
A holiday rental for a weekend in Thessaloniki costs on average £144, for Friday and Saturday nights.
39% of accommodation is still available for a stay in May. It will be necessary to pay on average £60 per night.
If you are looking for a holiday apartment in Greece which is the epitome of the country's vibrant culture, look no further than Thessaloniki. A melting pot of great Greek artists, poets and thinkers, Thessaloniki has established itself as the hippest destination in Macedonia. Brimming with a traditional Greek heart, but a thoroughly vibrant soul, this coastal city is the perfect mixture of ancient ruins, Orthodox beauty and a festive scene which take over these age-old streets through the sun-glazed days, evenings and beyond into the ouzo filled nights. Discover the heart of Greece's cultural capital by booking one of the thousands of holiday lettings in Aristotle's playground, so you too can revel in the endless unique experiences which are waiting for you in this waterfront wonderland.
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From the White Tower of Thessaloniki which stands proudly above this dynamic port city, to the art-filled Hagia Sophia, to the brilliant colours of Modiano Market this waterfront metropolis showcases a rare and alluring mix of traditional Greek architecture, flavourful cuisine and electric student life, as it is home to Aristotle University, the largest university in the country. If you have chosen Thessaloniki for its uniquely ancient cosmopolitan scene, reserve a self-catered apartment rental which is nestled in the streets of this ancient artistic paradise, and wake up in a room with a view of Aristotelous Square, the focal point of the city which is framed by mansions, restaurants and coffee house, which are enjoyed around the clock. When choosing a villa or apartment for your beachfront escape, consider Thessaloniki, as there is more to this Macedonian getaway than you might anticipate. Though the city is a pulling factor for a majority of those who visit, the city's waterfront position means it is also a coastal escape, which offers the therapeutic sea benefits of a relaxing beachfront holiday. Secure an apartment for rent in Thessaloniki which sits beside the water, where you can bathe in the vibrant mix of a tranquil waterside retreat, with the stimulating atmosphere which rises from its urban culture to the shores of the Thermaic Gulf.
Temperatures reach their highs in the peak summer months, meaning its beaches and beer gardens can become busy with summertime tourists who all crave a piece of Greek sunshine. Choose to visit in spring or autumn when you can enjoy a slightly more moderate climate, and discover the gems this metropolis has to offer without running into too many crowds.
Fringed by the emerald Aegean, in the Greek Macedonia, Thessaloniki can be reached directly from the UK by air from London Stansted, Gatwick, Manchester, Edinburgh and Bristol in approximately 3 and a half hours, where you land into Thessaloniki Airport which is 15 kilometres south of the city centre. There is a range of cheap flights available to Thessaloniki, with budget airlines such as Jet2, Whizz Air and Ryanair offering scheduled services to Thessaloniki at a budget-friendly cost. With a vast availability of low-cost travel and the option to find a cheap apartment to rent which is even more affordable than a hotel in Thessaloniki, this cultural capital is more accessible than you might have ever imagined. If you have already chosen a holiday rental in Athens then you can reach the northern city by jumping on a train for approximately 7 hours, or you can fly there for a reasonably low price in only 55 minutes.
Choose a holiday apartment in Ladadika, Thessaloniki's rainbow kissed commercial hub which sells locally grown goods which are perfect for souvenirs along the port-side. Like a vibrant phoenix which has risen from the ashes of the fire of 1917 which swept through the town, this area has transformed itself into a port-side paradise which is bursting with a selection of boutiques, bars and restaurants.
As the oldest and most northern area of the city, Ano Poli boasts authentic architecture and unrivalled views across the cityscape. Reserve a traditional two-story townhouse in this Byzantine haven, where you can revel in this area's heightened position and enjoy a room with panoramic views as far as the Aegean Sea.
A hive of jazz bars, clubs, indie coffee shops and art spaces, this artistic quarter is the ideal place to find a youth hostel in Thessaloniki. Choose from a range of cheap holiday accommodation options in Valaoritou and stay out on these cobbled streets until dawn to see why this neighbourhood has made a name for itself as the core of this city's nightlife.
Designed by the French architect Ernest Hébrard in the early twentieth century, this neoclassical square is the focal point of Thessaloniki. Aristotelous Square is a reminder that Thessaloniki is a city of secrets, as behind the heart of this urban jungle is a green jungle in a hidden courtyard paradise. Discover a hidden sanctuary in a bed and breakfast amid this bustling square and reserve accommodation in Thessaloniki which is a secret paradise in amongst this fun-filled utopia.
As the most electric city in the Greek Macedonia, it can be forgivable to forget that Thessaloniki is a beachfront city where you can find the golden sands of Nea Vrasna and the maritime ruins of Asprovalta. For a more peaceful escape to the Greek answer to the city that never sleeps, choose a luxury apartment rental by Thessaloniki's Waterfront, where the bustle of the cobbled metropolis centre can seem as though it is a million miles behind you.
The Egnatia Quarter is a striking reminder of the city's ancient roots, with the Arch of Galerius and the Roman Agora, a holiday home in this age-old district will allow you to wake up in a room with a view which is surrounded by history and step back into the golden age of Europe's colourful capital.
In the same way that the rest of the country is blessed with a rich ancient history, Thessaloniki is no exception, and evidence of this history contribute to the Thessalonian landscape and culture today. Founded in 315 BC, this contemporary metropolis remains a maze of ancient ruins, including Roman structures and Byzantine marvels, which stand proudly above the city, as they have for thousands of years before. In 1917, Thessaloniki suffered a fire which left the centre in ruins, though it did, however, pave the way for much of the twentieth-century European architecture which makes up many of the city's most artistic quarters today.
Known as a melting point of Mediterranean cuisine, Thessaloniki may not be the capital of the country, but it is the indisputable capital of Greek gastro. Remember not to leave without sampling the staple of the country's cuisine, moussaka. This world-famous dish promises to satisfy anywhere in the city, but rumour has it that the traditional restaurant of Rouga serves up the very best. It is no secret that Greece loves their sweet treats, so be sure to try the most famous of these delicacies, honey and baklava. You can pick up Greece's most desired delicious export in Koukos bakery, which is just a short hop from the White Tower of Thessaloniki. If you are in a bar or club Thessaloniki, you will not go too long without sampling Ouzo, Greece's national beverage, which is both shot and mixed up and down the country.
