Biblical tours in Northern Greece
Saint Paul visited Greece on two of his missionary journeys, establishing some of the earliest Christian communities & churches in Europe. Biblical tours in Greece and early Christianity sites have gained popularity in recent years, as more and more travelers mainly from U.S.A express interest in exploring the true history and significance of Christianity in its early years. These Saint Paul related sites are worth visiting for a number of reasons. First, they offer a glimpse into the early history of Christianity and the role that Saint Paul played in spreading the gospel. Second, they are beautiful and inspiring places, with many of them offering stunning views of the surrounding countryside. Third, they are culturally significant and provide an opportunity to learn more about Greek history and culture. Whether you are a Christian pilgrim or simply interested in history and culture, these Saint Paul related sites in Northern Greece are definitely worth a visit. Below you may find our most popular Biblical Saint Paul tours from Thessaloniki:
Thessalonica
Philippi
Berea
Greek chapels are an integral part of our cultural and religious legacy. Scattered throughout Greece, from the islands to the mountains, these small, white buildings are much more than simple places of worship. They are witnesses to history, symbols of faith, and points of reference for local communities. The construction of chapels in Greece began […]
Saint Lydia’s Baptistry is another unique destination that we visit during our biblical Philippi tour. Located within walking distance from Philippi archaeological site is an international pilgrimage site, dedicated to Saint Lydia, the first ever-Christian woman in Europe. For more info (availability – rates) on our Philippi biblical day trips from Thessaloniki, please click here […]
Biblical Apollonia is another Saint Paul related site that we visit on our way to Philippi. Biblical Apollonia is worth visiting as it offers a glimpse into the early history of Christianity and the role that Saint Paul played in spreading the gospel. In addition, it is beautiful and inspiring place, offering stunning views of […]
Thessalonica’s Byzantine walls are a UNESCO World Heritage Site and a popular tourist attraction. Visitors can walk along the top of the walls, taking in the panoramic views of the city and the Thermaic Gulf. They may also enjoy amazing sunsets and stunning views of Olympus, the mountain of Gods. The first fortifications of the […]
Via Egnatia, a road of faith. At the peak of Roman Empire, no fewer than 29 great military highways radiated from the capital city of Rome. Three hundred and seventy two great roads interconnected Roman Empire’s 113 provinces in Europe, and Mediterranean region. The whole comprised more than 400,000 kilometers (250,000miles) of roads, of which […]
Flamingos in the wild is a visually stunning site. Their vibrant pink plumage and elegant form makes them stand out in their natural habitat. Flamingos exhibit a graceful and coordinated behavior, whether they are standing on one leg in the water or flying in large flocks. Their synchronized movements are captivating to watch. Pink flamingos […]
Church of Saint Minas in Thessaloniki is a cornerstone of the city’s religious and historical landscape, dates back to the 5th century AD. Despite enduring numerous fires and subsequent reconstructions, the church has retained its original architectural layout. The most recent restoration completed in 1852, as evidenced by an inscription above the main entrance. Church […]
Greek Orthodox monasteries are treasure troves of history, art, and spirituality. Northern Greece, with its rich history and deep religious traditions, offers a unique opportunity to explore its Orthodox monasteries. Whether you are interested in Christianity, history, culture, spirituality, or simply want to experience something unique, visiting a Greek Orthodox monastery is a rewarding endeavor. […]
Saint Paul and the Philippians forged a deep and true relationship, establishing early Christianity in Greece and Europe. Both women and men, Greeks, Jewish and Romans, all citizens of a wealthy city, have founded hope and solace in the words of Jesus. Saint Paul’s connection with the Philippians was profound and enduring, a bond akin […]
Ancient Philippi, a prominent Greek city situated northwest of the nearby island of Thasos, was originally named Crenides upon its establishment by Thasian colonists in 360/359 BC. King Philip II of Macedon renamed the city in 356 BC. The ancient Philippi was abandoned in the 14th century following the Ottoman conquest of the Byzantine Empire. […]
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