Hey, thanks so much for dropping by on my channel 😍🙌🏻 where did you go last time? I think it’s a great place to go in spring or autumn or just as part of your trip to Chalkidiki. Let me know if you need some tips 😘😘
@@VASIGTravelingLifeinLondon Last time I went in summer to Athens and Santorini - had to hit the big tourist spots! when travel opens up again I will definitely take you up on that! I just subscribed so i will be sure to check out all of the great places you take us too!!
@@IfWeGoTo I’ve actually never been to Santorini!! It’s on my list though😍 thanks for subscribing but really, if you even need an advice or just want to chat, feel free to drop me a DM on Instagram or a comment here 😘
Hey Cathy, thanks for dropping by on my channel! Super happy that you like the video! 🥰 yeah, the city is really amazing especially if you’re coming off season for a getaway. Where are you from? 😘
Funny enough I had a trip planned to Bali & Philippines this year which go cancelled 3 times already 😅😅 might need your advice next year though 😘 feel free to do the same for Europe ❤️
Really hope you guys like it because when getting there was a bit of an adventure.. as I don’t have a car I had to change 2 buses, got lost a couple of times (as everything was written only in Greek 😂) and all this for a trip which is usually 1h by car lol
well,as i have origin from Thessaloniki,the shop of Konstantinidis ( the first one,it's on Mitropoleos street ) IS FAMOUS FOR ITS MILLEFEUILLE , and the other one ( Elenidis ) is found in Navarinou street,the street where mostly students chillout. The last church is " Agia Sofia ",a byzantine church ( smaller version of the one in Constantinople ). It's my district there! PS : Few meters away from Mitropoleos street,there are 2 well known restaurants, the one is called " Diagonios " ( famous for its gyros,meatballs etc ) and the other one is called " Marea ", a fish restaurant,i think it's the best in town for fine dining.
Hey Nick, wow so many tips in here!! Thank you so much foe sharing all these places 🥰 I’ll definitely try out Diagonios next time in the city! Do you go back often?
@@VASIGTravelingLifeinLondon Vo pervih,pozhalusta!!! ( I think you're from Ukraine or Russia,am i wrong? ) Also,the cafe-restaurant you showed " Garcon Brasserie " it's an ideal spot to chillout for a coffee in the evening when the sun sets.Its staff is friendly and will help you with the menu ( they can suggest you if you're new in town ).Although,its food is average,and there's not big variety of dishes like with pasta.You can eat on the ground floor or even at the 1st floor,with a beautiful view of Thessaloniki! Totally suggest you " Marea ", a GREAT RESTAURANT,fresh fish-food always on time,the personnel is i think the best out there. Also,i discovered lately a pizza restaurant called " The last slice ",wow!!! It's 2 blocks away ( on the left,heading to Aristotelous square ) from the " Garcon brasserie " i mentioned before,and it's always full of people,mostly young.A great variety in DELICIOUS and big pizzas ( only pizzas,not pasta ). There's the take away option also. PS : I can't forget also a " hidden treasure " of the city.... A gelatteria called " pagoseto ",is found on Navarinou street ( where Elenidis shop is found,you cross Tsimiski street,and in your right hand let's say 100-150 meters,you will eat THE BEST ICE CREAM in Thessaloniki. I suggest you try for sure " Millefeuille ", " Kazan Ntipi " and for sure " nutella ",i think each day the variety changes.It's an all season gelatteria,but it's closed if i remember well on national days,and at Easter. Feel free to ask me for more info,Vasillisa!!! PS : Your name in greek means " queen " :)
I love Thessaloniki but haven't been there for a few years. Aristotelous Square has some great events, and the White Tower is full of history. My sister lived in the Evosmos and Stavroupoli districts for over 30 years and I always enjoyed my visits.
I wish I could go up the tower because the view is amazing! 🤩 but with my luck I was there on a bank holiday 😂 very very happy that you enjoyed the video, I was looking forward to your comment actually 😂🙌🏻
@@VASIGTravelingLifeinLondon Parakalo :) I had no idea so many people lived there! Well done for navigating your way around, you come alive in markets. So many great sights and smells I'm sure! I've been to Athens (which I loved) and it's the place in Greece most tourists go so it's nice to see somewhere different on your channel and learn about new places. Especially during Lockdown in the UK! Keep up the great content :)
@@olifoster349 I actually like Thessaloniki more than Athens, it’s less touristy, more organized and clean.. most importantly there’re less tourist trap places around the city. Hopefully, next year we’ll all be able to travel more! Had so much more planned 😅 hope you’re well despite lockdown ✌🏼
The Thessaloniki center is a place where local Greek people actually LIVE, in the contrary in Athens city center Greeks almost don't live any more. They prefer suburbs and they mostly left the center to tourists and immigrants. In Thessaloniki tourists are always welcome but you don't meet them everywhere. People sits in cafes and restaurants to eat and have a good time, not to talk by themselves to a camera. It just look awkward to them, so they stared. No harm done. They were just curious. When I was a child, thirty years ago, the meat in the markets was just hanging free, without any glass or window around it. Later there were regulations about clean and healthy etc. so they have to preserve it behind glass, in refrigerator etc.
Hey Eleni (hope that’s how you read your name). Are you from Thessaloniki, you know so much about the city 🤩 To be completely onesto with you, I prefer Thessaloniki to Athens exactly because it feels more like an authentic Greek city 🥰
@@VASIGTravelingLifeinLondon I am from Kozani which is about 1h and 15 min drive from Thessaloniki to the west part of Macedonia. Thessaloniki is the capital city of Macedonia and we go there for fan, shopping, better hospitals, study in Universities, etc. very often. Greece is traditionally divided in some geographical regions: Macedonia, Thessaly, Thrace, Peloponnese etc.
Definitely let me know if you need some advice, will be more than happy to help you if I can ❤️ also glad, you like my content 🥰 gives me such a joy reading comments like yours! 😘 hope you’re well despite first day of lockdown!
@@VASIGTravelingLifeinLondon oh i just reading this now 😅 yes i was there in halkidiki area from the 02.07 until 07.07. It was amazing! Did you travel alone aggain?
Congrats for reaching 599 subscribers, I think I just made it to 600:) Thank for sharing this video. I went to Greece before but misses a lot of the Islands. Thank you!
Thank so much for coming to my channel!! Super happy that you enjoyed the video! Hopefully I'll be able to travel soon, cause currently I'm in lockdown in London.
Hey Karim, this sounds exciting! 3 days are enough, you’ll definitely have time to enjoy the city of Thessaloniki. I think it all depends on you, try to meet locals and spend time with them! They’re usually very open and friendly so it shouldn’t be a problem 😘
Thank you for a great vlog, Vasi. We are heading to Salonika in July and we are soo excited to get back to Greece! We will definitely try some of your recommended cafés and areas to visit 😊. Best wishes xx
Hey there, I'm so glad that you enjoyed the video! Let me know if you have any questions before visiting xx Enjoy your stay, Thessaloniki is a great city :)
In Thessaloniki: October 26th: st Demetrius day(the protector saint of the city) and local holiday October 26-27th liberation of the Ottoman in 1912 and local holiday October 28th the national holiday for all Greece, for the beginning of the second world war because the Greek prime minister answered "No" to the Nazism proposals. So Thessaloniki has EVERY year this three day holiday when (before covid) there were many public celebrations, ceremonies, and BIG parades. The atmosphere is amazing (before covid) I have visited Thessaloniki many times with my family because of the holiday. That's why they had the flags placed in many buildings.
I was there exactly in this period, so it all makes sense all! Also because some of things were closed. My friend explained to me that as well ☺️ are you going to have celebrations this year?
Thank you SOOO MUCH!!! 💕 Super happy that you liked my video, hope that I can travel again soon! I'm back in London in lockdown now. What about you? Where are you now? x
Congrats for 500 Vasi dear!!! I am there now too! I love your Greek vlogs, since I have never been to Greece before! I really really wish I could travel right now but the world hates the U.S., haha...hah. :'( I wish we could be eating all the yummy foods around the world. No pigeons please!!
Thanks so much Stephie, congrats to you as well! 😘😘😘 I’m sure that this is just the beginning for us 🥳 the world doesn’t hate you hahaha we’re also in lockdown here in the UK 😅 hopefully next year will be better for traveling! I also miss exploring new places 😅
Hey Sierra, thanks for dropping by on my channel! 🥰 yes, I’ve been to Anthens, it’s a lovely city as well and maybe the most international one as well. What are you studying? Fingers crossed it works out well😍🙌🏻
Looks pretty interesting there, not been myself but it's on my list. Not so well known, true, so would probably be a good place to visit once things are more normal again. I note, like Athens, a big graffiti problem, a real shame. Nice food! I travel solo sometimes, not that often but if someone doesn't want to go somewhere and I really do, I don't let that hold me back these days. It's quite nice to do exactly what you want for once with no complaints 🤣 But I don't like to hang around on my own at night, so I usually use the whole day from early on and scuttle back to the hotel room after an early dinner. Full marks to you for going for it, but you did have a friend there so you weren't totally isolated 😃
I really suggest you going there, it’s also cheaper than rest of Greece and tbh, I do like it more than Athens because it’s less chaotic and cleaner. I totally agree with you, the evenings are harder 😅 but depends what you’re looking for, at this time of the day strangers also become more talkative 😂 Do you have something planned for next year? 🥰
@@VASIGTravelingLifeinLondon I wish! This year I was supposed to be in Gibraltar, Monaco, Moldova & Transnistria, Belarus and Estonia - all cancelled. Won't be booking anything until there is more certainty. Which is hard when you are used to a lot of trips, to go to hardly even leaving the house 😥
@@proevosham4923 Wow, you had so many trips planned! Hope you got a refund or managed to rebook them. Gibraltar and Estonia are also on my bucketlist. I see that you're a fan of Eastern Europe haha I'm also so used to traveling a lot more.. especially to new places, this year I haven't been to any new country and I miss so much exploring new cities, cultures, meeting new people.. Fingers crossed for next year! :)
@@VASIGTravelingLifeinLondon The only good news was I got full refunds, or was able to delay until next year. I even got a refund from Belarus 😎 Yes Eastern Europe is cool, a bit different, up and coming. As I'd been to Estonia last in 1995, it would have been interesting to compare. I'm pretty sure the Ladas have gone by now. I was on track to visit every country in Europe by this year, so I'll just have to try again next year - maybe!
Hey, I'm from Bulgaria but we have a house in Potidea close to the church. Are you close to me? How nice is that you're my neighbor!! 🇬🇷🇬🇷🇬🇷 Hope you liked my video about Thessaloniki, it's an amazing city
@@VASIGTravelingLifeinLondon Thank you for your answer. No relatives unfortunately, there was a population exchange between the Turks in Greece and Greeks in Turkey.
Thank you all for your support, we’re now more than 500!! 🥳 I honestly never thought so many people would like my channel. 😱 Love you lots ❤️
You're doing great 🙌💞
@@harmonyhope1709 what I love the reading your comments and the feeling of having a small community like you that I can talk to! ❤️
@@VASIGTravelingLifeinLondon ❤️❤️❤️
I'm dying to make it back to Greece. Thessaloniki looks like somewhere I need to add to my bucket list!
Hey, thanks so much for dropping by on my channel 😍🙌🏻 where did you go last time?
I think it’s a great place to go in spring or autumn or just as part of your trip to Chalkidiki. Let me know if you need some tips 😘😘
@@VASIGTravelingLifeinLondon Last time I went in summer to Athens and Santorini - had to hit the big tourist spots!
when travel opens up again I will definitely take you up on that! I just subscribed so i will be sure to check out all of the great places you take us too!!
@@IfWeGoTo I’ve actually never been to Santorini!! It’s on my list though😍 thanks for subscribing but really, if you even need an advice or just want to chat, feel free to drop me a DM on Instagram or a comment here 😘
OK WOW - I absolutely love Greece
It’s one my favorite countries As well! And if you go to less touristy places it’s also very cheap! 😍 what’s your favorite place to visit?
That city is amazing! Can’t wait to see more from you ♥️♥️♥️
Yes, it really is a beautiful city 🤩 but the best thing about it is the food😂 no doubt
So hyped! Hopefully I will be in this one as well!
Hahaha we’ll see! ❤️
Wow!!! This is amazing! It’s on my bucket list
Hey Cathy, thanks for dropping by on my channel! Super happy that you like the video! 🥰 yeah, the city is really amazing especially if you’re coming off season for a getaway. Where are you from? 😘
@@VASIGTravelingLifeinLondon I’m from the Philippines but I live in Texas. I’ve been saving up money for a Europe tour but then COVID hit.
Funny enough I had a trip planned to Bali & Philippines this year which go cancelled 3 times already 😅😅 might need your advice next year though 😘 feel free to do the same for Europe ❤️
@@VASIGTravelingLifeinLondon absolutely sweetie!!! Love your channel!
Can’t wait for this one💯💪🏽
Really hope you guys like it because when getting there was a bit of an adventure.. as I don’t have a car I had to change 2 buses, got lost a couple of times (as everything was written only in Greek 😂) and all this for a trip which is usually 1h by car lol
Subscribed.... yes.. I have been thinking about visiting Greece. Even maybe retirement.... I'm in Texas.
Great content.
I know I’m quite young but I’m planning to retire in Greece!! Ahahah I love the food, the people, weather and just everything 🥰
well,as i have origin from Thessaloniki,the shop of Konstantinidis ( the first one,it's on Mitropoleos street ) IS FAMOUS FOR ITS MILLEFEUILLE , and the other one ( Elenidis )
is found in Navarinou street,the street where mostly students chillout.
The last church is " Agia Sofia ",a byzantine church ( smaller version of the one in Constantinople ). It's my district there!
PS : Few meters away from Mitropoleos street,there are 2 well known restaurants, the one is called " Diagonios " ( famous for its gyros,meatballs etc ) and the other one is called " Marea ", a fish restaurant,i think it's the best in town for fine dining.
Hey Nick, wow so many tips in here!! Thank you so much foe sharing all these places 🥰 I’ll definitely try out Diagonios next time in the city!
Do you go back often?
@@VASIGTravelingLifeinLondon
Vo pervih,pozhalusta!!! ( I think you're from Ukraine or Russia,am i wrong? )
Also,the cafe-restaurant you showed " Garcon Brasserie " it's an ideal spot to chillout for a coffee in the evening when the sun sets.Its staff is friendly and will help you with the menu ( they can suggest you if you're new in town ).Although,its food is average,and there's not big variety of dishes like with pasta.You can eat on the ground floor or even at the 1st floor,with a beautiful view of Thessaloniki!
Totally suggest you " Marea ", a GREAT RESTAURANT,fresh fish-food always on time,the personnel is i think the best out there.
Also,i discovered lately a pizza restaurant called " The last slice ",wow!!!
It's 2 blocks away ( on the left,heading to Aristotelous square ) from the " Garcon brasserie " i mentioned before,and it's always full of people,mostly young.A great variety in DELICIOUS and big pizzas ( only pizzas,not pasta ). There's the take away option also.
PS : I can't forget also a " hidden treasure " of the city.... A gelatteria called " pagoseto ",is found on Navarinou street ( where Elenidis shop is found,you cross Tsimiski street,and in your right hand let's say 100-150 meters,you will eat THE BEST ICE CREAM in Thessaloniki.
I suggest you try for sure " Millefeuille ", " Kazan Ntipi " and for sure " nutella ",i think each day the variety changes.It's an all season gelatteria,but it's closed if i remember well on national days,and at Easter.
Feel free to ask me for more info,Vasillisa!!!
PS : Your name in greek means " queen " :)
Nice video vasi g. It looks like a great city
I always travel solo - the very best way for traveling❤ Thank you, for sharing your experiences with Thessaloniki ❤
So much useful information in this video
Glad it was helpful!
I love Thessaloniki but haven't been there for a few years. Aristotelous Square has some great events, and the White Tower is full of history. My sister lived in the Evosmos and Stavroupoli districts for over 30 years and I always enjoyed my visits.
Θεσσαλονίκη μου!🇬🇷
Hi Christina, hope you enjoyed the video!☺️ which your favorite place in Thessaloniki?
Vey funny and informative video, Vasi! I will add this city to my list for 2021
Amazing, you can find all the restaurants listed here in the description!❤️
Those pigeons stealing food haha.
The white tower and rotunda look amazing! Great video!
I wish I could go up the tower because the view is amazing! 🤩 but with my luck I was there on a bank holiday 😂 very very happy that you enjoyed the video, I was looking forward to your comment actually 😂🙌🏻
@@VASIGTravelingLifeinLondon Parakalo :) I had no idea so many people lived there! Well done for navigating your way around, you come alive in markets. So many great sights and smells I'm sure! I've been to Athens (which I loved) and it's the place in Greece most tourists go so it's nice to see somewhere different on your channel and learn about new places. Especially during Lockdown in the UK! Keep up the great content :)
@@olifoster349 I actually like Thessaloniki more than Athens, it’s less touristy, more organized and clean.. most importantly there’re less tourist trap places around the city. Hopefully, next year we’ll all be able to travel more! Had so much more planned 😅 hope you’re well despite lockdown ✌🏼
The Thessaloniki center is a place where local Greek people actually LIVE, in the contrary in Athens city center Greeks almost don't live any more. They prefer suburbs and they mostly left the center to tourists and immigrants.
In Thessaloniki tourists are always welcome but you don't meet them everywhere. People sits in cafes and restaurants to eat and have a good time, not to talk by themselves to a camera. It just look awkward to them, so they stared. No harm done. They were just curious.
When I was a child, thirty years ago, the meat in the markets was just hanging free, without any glass or window around it. Later there were regulations about clean and healthy etc. so they have to preserve it behind glass, in refrigerator etc.
Hey Eleni (hope that’s how you read your name). Are you from Thessaloniki, you know so much about the city 🤩
To be completely onesto with you, I prefer Thessaloniki to Athens exactly because it feels more like an authentic Greek city 🥰
@@VASIGTravelingLifeinLondon I am from Kozani which is about 1h and 15 min drive from Thessaloniki to the west part of Macedonia. Thessaloniki is the capital city of Macedonia and we go there for fan, shopping, better hospitals, study in Universities, etc. very often.
Greece is traditionally divided in some geographical regions: Macedonia, Thessaly, Thrace, Peloponnese etc.
Really looking forward to seeing around Greece ❤️ your videos are so interesting and informative x
Definitely let me know if you need some advice, will be more than happy to help you if I can ❤️ also glad, you like my content 🥰 gives me such a joy reading comments like yours! 😘 hope you’re well despite first day of lockdown!
I Travel alone to Thessaloniki next week🙂
Im just reading this now! Are you already in Thessaloniki? I’m close to there in Halkidiki area🥰
@@VASIGTravelingLifeinLondon oh i just reading this now 😅 yes i was there in halkidiki area from the 02.07 until 07.07. It was amazing! Did you travel alone aggain?
your videos when you travel are the best!
Glad you think so! I hope next year to be travel more! Xxx
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Thank you🙌🏻
Omg can't wait for this video! Looks so beautiful
I put a lot of effort into it so I really hope you guys like it 😅🥰
@@VASIGTravelingLifeinLondon you are too kind vasi
Nice...,,,
Thank you! Cheers! Very happy that you liked my video :)
Congrats for reaching 599 subscribers, I think I just made it to 600:)
Thank for sharing this video. I went to Greece before but misses a lot of the Islands. Thank you!
Yaaay🥳🥳🥳 thanks so much for your support!! 🥰 extremely happy to have you in my small community! 😘😘 let me know what videos do you want to see next? 🙌🏻
Found your comment on Ben Morris' video. Great video, keep it up :)
Thank so much for coming to my channel!! Super happy that you enjoyed the video! Hopefully I'll be able to travel soon, cause currently I'm in lockdown in London.
I am planning a solo travel to Thessaloniki next week ! Do you recommend spending 3 days alone there ? or is it going to be awkward and a bit boring ?
Hey Karim, this sounds exciting!
3 days are enough, you’ll definitely have time to enjoy the city of Thessaloniki. I think it all depends on you, try to meet locals and spend time with them! They’re usually very open and friendly so it shouldn’t be a problem 😘
Thank you for a great vlog, Vasi. We are heading to Salonika in July and we are soo excited to get back to Greece! We will definitely try some of your recommended cafés and areas to visit 😊. Best wishes xx
Hey there, I'm so glad that you enjoyed the video! Let me know if you have any questions before visiting xx Enjoy your stay, Thessaloniki is a great city :)
In Thessaloniki: October 26th: st Demetrius day(the protector saint of the city) and local holiday
October 26-27th liberation of the Ottoman in 1912 and local holiday
October 28th the national holiday for all Greece, for the beginning of the second world war because the Greek prime minister answered "No" to the Nazism proposals.
So Thessaloniki has EVERY year this three day holiday when (before covid) there were many public celebrations, ceremonies, and BIG parades. The atmosphere is amazing (before covid) I have visited Thessaloniki many times with my family because of the holiday. That's why they had the flags placed in many buildings.
I was there exactly in this period, so it all makes sense all! Also because some of things were closed. My friend explained to me that as well ☺️ are you going to have celebrations this year?
@@VASIGTravelingLifeinLondon I hope so. Nobody knows because of covid. I hate this situation.
This is good 🤩😍
Thanks so much for your support! I’ll check out your channel as well when I get the chance today 🥰🙌🏻 hope you found this video useful!
@@VASIGTravelingLifeinLondon yes it’s good videos keep going 🎉
I would like if you can support me by subscribing my channel also :)
hello , how long takes from airpot to city center by bus?
Very Nice good job 🤩
Thanks so much, super happy that you like my content! 😘 let me know what do you want to see next🤩🥳
Istanbul vlogs 😍😍
Woah this channel should have way more subs
Hahaha hopefully one day it’ll be way bigger but for now I’m happy to have a lovely small community ❤️
I havenever heard before of this city but what you ate looks delicious. where is the gyros??
Hahaha unfortunately I don’t eat meat but I’m sure you can find it in many places! 🥰
Hi there! My family and I planned to travel thessaloniki in mid June 2022.
May I know If it is more feasible to travel by bus service or taxi? 🤔
Hi Bryan, glad to hear you’ll be visiting Thessaloniki 🥰 do you mean from the airport or around the city?
I wish I travel like you do btw I love your videos so much your the bestt🤗!:)^•^
Thank you SOOO MUCH!!! 💕 Super happy that you liked my video, hope that I can travel again soon! I'm back in London in lockdown now. What about you? Where are you now? x
I'm in jamaica where I live basically nd it's hot out here😥
Ты лучшая!!
спасибо 💕💕💕 надеюсь, вам понравилось мое видео!
Congrats for 500 Vasi dear!!! I am there now too!
I love your Greek vlogs, since I have never been to Greece before! I really really wish I could travel right now but the world hates the U.S., haha...hah. :'(
I wish we could be eating all the yummy foods around the world. No pigeons please!!
Thanks so much Stephie, congrats to you as well! 😘😘😘 I’m sure that this is just the beginning for us 🥳 the world doesn’t hate you hahaha we’re also in lockdown here in the UK 😅 hopefully next year will be better for traveling! I also miss exploring new places 😅
I just discovered your channel from Tez’s recent video, and I really loved your content 💕🤗
Super happy that you enjoyed my video! Hope to see you here more often 🤩🙌🏻 😘😘hope you’re okay because I’m back to the Uk now in lockdown 😢
@@VASIGTravelingLifeinLondon yes I loved it, ohhhh that’s sad, I also came back to India 🥺 I wish to go back to China really soon 😪
@@Drtanujavats fingers crossed, where in China do you live? 😘
@@VASIGTravelingLifeinLondon northeast China, city called HARBIN 👀
Im ur 625th sub!
Aww, thanks so much! Super happy that you like my content 😍
I miss ben in this video, where is he?
Haha I’ll tell him you asked about him! Maybe you’ll see him in the next video 😘😘
Hi Zaara I promise you I’ll be in the next one! I’m really happy that you asked about me!
I came here because of your comment on taz video 🥰✌🏻
Hey happy to see you in my channel! Hope you enjoyed the video 🤩🙌🏻
lovely how u dont eat meat but wear a leather jacket
I am going to Greece on a study abroad (hopefully in spring but who knows if it'll work out) Have you been to athens? Love the video!
Hey Sierra, thanks for dropping by on my channel! 🥰 yes, I’ve been to Anthens, it’s a lovely city as well and maybe the most international one as well. What are you studying? Fingers crossed it works out well😍🙌🏻
Text me if you need any advice, would love to help! ❤️
no not om my own!!😮😂
You should go to Ibiza
Maybe next year but I have other places on my list before that tbh!
Looks pretty interesting there, not been myself but it's on my list. Not so well known, true, so would probably be a good place to visit once things are more normal again. I note, like Athens, a big graffiti problem, a real shame. Nice food! I travel solo sometimes, not that often but if someone doesn't want to go somewhere and I really do, I don't let that hold me back these days. It's quite nice to do exactly what you want for once with no complaints 🤣 But I don't like to hang around on my own at night, so I usually use the whole day from early on and scuttle back to the hotel room after an early dinner. Full marks to you for going for it, but you did have a friend there so you weren't totally isolated 😃
I really suggest you going there, it’s also cheaper than rest of Greece and tbh, I do like it more than Athens because it’s less chaotic and cleaner. I totally agree with you, the evenings are harder 😅 but depends what you’re looking for, at this time of the day strangers also become more talkative 😂 Do you have something planned for next year? 🥰
@@VASIGTravelingLifeinLondon I wish! This year I was supposed to be in Gibraltar, Monaco, Moldova & Transnistria, Belarus and Estonia - all cancelled. Won't be booking anything until there is more certainty. Which is hard when you are used to a lot of trips, to go to hardly even leaving the house 😥
@@proevosham4923 Wow, you had so many trips planned! Hope you got a refund or managed to rebook them. Gibraltar and Estonia are also on my bucketlist. I see that you're a fan of Eastern Europe haha I'm also so used to traveling a lot more.. especially to new places, this year I haven't been to any new country and I miss so much exploring new cities, cultures, meeting new people.. Fingers crossed for next year! :)
@@VASIGTravelingLifeinLondon The only good news was I got full refunds, or was able to delay until next year. I even got a refund from Belarus 😎 Yes Eastern Europe is cool, a bit different, up and coming. As I'd been to Estonia last in 1995, it would have been interesting to compare. I'm pretty sure the Ladas have gone by now. I was on track to visit every country in Europe by this year, so I'll just have to try again next year - maybe!
Hallo hawaryou
You are greece woman. Είσαι.. Ελληνίδα.. I live in tessaloniki and i have a House in.. Podidea. 🤗🤗🤗🇬🇷🇬🇷🇬🇷
Hey, I'm from Bulgaria but we have a house in Potidea close to the church. Are you close to me? How nice is that you're my neighbor!! 🇬🇷🇬🇷🇬🇷 Hope you liked my video about Thessaloniki, it's an amazing city
@@VASIGTravelingLifeinLondon. I love your. Vlog. You are very 😇😇😇
ευχαριστώ 💕💕💕
Selanik 🇹🇷🇹🇷🇹🇷
Hope you enjoyed the video 🤗 have you been to Thessaloniki 😍
@@VASIGTravelingLifeinLondon Best vlog about Selanik so far, my grandparents are from there, i want to visit as soon as possible :)
Oh really? I’m so happy you enjoyed the video! And you should definitely visit it❤️ especially if you still have relatives!
@@VASIGTravelingLifeinLondon Thank you for your answer. No relatives unfortunately, there was a population exchange between the Turks in Greece and Greeks in Turkey.
@@oguzb.7033 That's right 🙂. My grandparents too, left from Ismir and Istanbul to relocate in Thessaloniki before 1920. No relatives left back