Sightseeing Thessaloniki
The Sightseeing Thessaloniki is offering a bus tour that is passing through the center of the city. It is a hop on hop off bus tour, which supports eight languages and visits many of the most famous touristic attractions that exist in Thessaloniki’s center. The price varies depending if the traveler will choose a one … read more
Train Tour
The Sightseeing Thessaloniki, is offering a train tour that is passing through monuments and archaeological places that exist in the center of the city. It is a one way tour which is usually chosen from families with small children. The tour lasts 45minutes and runs every 60 minutes. The price varies depending if the passenger … read more
History Walks
There are various history guided walks for Thessaloniki. Walks that present Thessaloniki’s history through its monuments, old squares, Roman and Ottoman age historic monuments and buildings. The history walks are a ‘must do’ for visitors who love history and would like to get a feeling of the cultural influences that have formed Thessaloniki city to … read more

Museum of Photography
Thessaloniki’s Museum of Photography is located at the port (Warehouse A, Dock 1st). The Museum was founded in 1998 and runs under the supervision of the Hellenic Ministry of Culture and Sports. Its mission is to present the different stages of photography as they appear today and through the time in combination with different types … read more
Teloglion Institution of Arts
The Teloglion Foundation of Art is located in the North-West end of the Aristotle University. It was founded in 1972, when the art collection and the entire property of Nestor and Aliki Telloglou were donated to the Aristotle University of Thessaloniki. In the years to come more collections were donated to the foundation by other … read more
Roman Agora Market Museum
The Roman Market was revealed in the early 60s. It is located above Aristotelous square and was the main center of Thessaloniki during the Roman times. In the center of the market there is a large open space. Two main complexes of the market survived through time: 1. The Odeon ( conservatory ) which is … read more

Oyster Mushrooms | Plevrotous

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Oyster mushrooms with olive oil and lemon juice

Oyster mushrooms (in Greek called Plevrotous) are a favorite delicacy for the Greeks. It is a relatively new snack that entered in their eating habits during the last a decade, simultaneously basically with the time this mushroom variety started to be produced in the Greek territory. This appetizer has a very simple of being prepared. The mushrooms are cooked on the grill and then stirred in a sauce of olive oil, natural lemon, oregano and chopped fresh parsley (sometimes also a small quantity of chopped garlic is added). The most beautiful things in life are simple and this recipe is an obvious example.

If you like mushrooms you will surely be amazed with this appetizer and you’ll want to order more than one dish.