Solo travel

I love my trips to Thessaloniki, with my friend group there we go to bars and on hikes. I've been seeing them every summer and will always recommend and prefer this city over any touristic island in Greece

Family travel

The food and hotel service was amazing. I really enjoyed the view and food. People weren't as nice as they wete in Kavala but still Greek people are kind in general. Locals usually know English so you won't struggle with communication. I recommend eating seafood in Greece.

Group travel

I felt safe, I spent under 25 euros a day. Food was amazing. I went with tour so my experience was limited yet I highly recommend. Every person I've encountered seems to understand english. It is refreshing walking in the Aristoteles square and trying greek pastries thereby.

Family travel

Thessaloniki is such a beautiful city. The people are so nice and helpful, very social compared to where I come from. There is a lot of catcalling unfortunately, men of all age shouting and whistling, we were approached a few times too but it was handled with a simple story of telling that we're traveling with a man:’) I definitely recommend visiting Halkidiki; rent a car or take the bus! Also Ano Poli is worth it, the cafes and general vibe there made me want to stay there forever. There are...

As I live here as a uni student I never felt unsafe and I’m very glad about that. All people are generous and helpful. As a big city Thessaloniki continuously is full of people whenever and that’s something very important

It has a very low crime rate. You can walk at night and at anytime without being scared. Also they don’t have a lot of guns hear if any I think just some crime sometimes when it is late at night and no people on some of the roads

Pretty new here, but my work place is situated in a "red" area with clubs and prostitution zones. Not super safe while working the night shift and coming to work on foot. I'll update when I start really going out

Thessaloniki is generally safe by day, but please avoid Dendropotamo at all hours. By night, Thessaloniki can be a bit more scary. If you don't know the places, avoid small narrow (often without lights) streets and very wide streets in desolated places. West areas of Thessaloniki are generally considered more dangerous after midnight.