Greece7 September 2026Thessaloniki in a day: coffee, history, and one locked door ☕I went to Atatürk's house with great curiosity… only to find out it was Monday and it was closed 🤦♂️ Here's how one day in Thessaloniki went — between the White Tower, St. Demetrios, and the last sip of Greek coffee.
Greece6 September 2026Veria – the cherries, the history, and the narrow streets 🍒Veria is the Greek town that greets you with history dating back to ancient Beroea, sends you off with a bag of cherries, and somewhere in between gives you every reason to sit down and enjoy a good meal. 🍒
Greece6 September 2026Vergina: beneath the hill, the Macedonian kings sleep 🇬🇷An earthen hill in Greece, and beneath it – golden treasures, frescoes, and the tomb linked to the father of Alexander the Great. Step down inside, and history stops being just a textbook. ✨
Greece5 September 2026Galana Nera — the waterfall around the corner in Loutraki 💦I thought that after the waterfalls in Edessa, I'd met my daily water quota. Then I discovered Galana Nera — just a step from where I was staying, freezing cold, and absolutely irresistible. 🥶
Greece5 September 2026Edessa – the city of waters and Karanos Waterfall 💙In Northern Greece there's a city where the water doesn't just flow, it falls — straight from the rocks, right into your shot. 💦 Welcome to Edessa, "the city of waters."
Greece4 September 2026Loutra Pozar: warm springs in a Greek fairytale ♨️Warm mineral water up to 37°C, waterfalls, and forest all around — Loutra Pozar in Greece is the kind of place where you plan to dip in for five minutes and end up staying for an hour. 🌿♨️
Greece22 August 2026Soufli — the Greek town woven from silk 🧵There are towns that win you over with fortresses and palaces. And then there's Soufli — which wins you over with a single delicate silk thread. 🇬🇷
Greece22 August 2026Alexandroupoli: the lighthouse, the fishermen, and one slow Greek afternoonThe town once known as Dedeagach, where the sea isn't just scenery but a way of life. I started at the fishing boats, made my way to the lighthouse, and somewhere along the way, forgot to rush. ⚓
Greece22 August 2026Didymoteicho – the town with the Double Fortress 🏰I set off to explore a small Greek town by the Red River, and ended up in a place that was once, for five years, the Ottoman capital. 😮 Didymoteicho doesn't boast about it — it just lets you discover it for yourself.
