Thessaloniki - What to See in Only Two Weeks

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  @FastEddieDice · 9 months ago · pinned

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  @ΑποστολοςΚαραλιολιος-σ9μ · 2 years ago

  Αγάπη &nbsp;από Μακεδονία &nbsp;Ελλάδα ❤❤❤

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  @ΜιλτιάδηςΜπαλτατζής · 2 years ago

  💙Macedonia 🇬🇷

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  @aggelos3642 · 2 years ago

  raki and ouzo are different drinks because raki is made from grape skins in ancient greek the grape skin is called rax so we have rax from rakos. ouzo is a drink made by distilling alcohol with various spices. there is also tsipouro which is made from the skins of the grape after they have been pressed to release the must. I also want to write about the meatballs, they are from an ancient recipe called KOFTOS, which means minced meat that was made into balls and cooked in oil.

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  @georgiosa.9893 · 2 years ago

  My hometown!!! ❤❤❤

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  @paganpoet3 · 2 years ago (edited)

  <a href="https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=INsw2HoCBaM&amp;t=2029">33:49</a><br>Her father was in did Phillip the II and her mother was Nikisipoleos of Feres a Thessalian woman who was one of his wifes.She died 3 weeks after she give birth to Thessaloniki.<br>In 333 b.c &nbsp;Phillip the II won a battle against the Phocians in Thessaly region.<br>Thessaloniki was born exactly a year later in 332 b.c and Phillip named her &quot;Thessalon Niki&quot; <br>From the words &quot;Thessaly-thessalians&quot; and &quot;Niki&quot; (Victory).<br>She was murdered by one of her Sons...

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  @tchussaini1 · 2 years ago

  Great video! Can&apos;t get enough of this stunning scenery!

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  @RelaxingWalk-fr9li · 1 day ago

  I really like your style

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  @Arcadian1821 · 1 year ago

  Thank you for showing those ancient churches. Because of this video, I discovered some cool places to visit on my trip Spring 2025.

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  @chrisgreece5328 · 2 years ago

  Welcome to Thessaloniki!!

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  @Taleton · 1 year ago

  the city itself was named of a lady named Thessaloniki, the sister of Alexander the Great, mentioned in the legends as a powerful mermaid, causing storms for those that didn&apos;t assure her that Alexander still lives and rules the world.

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  @ΑποστολοςΚαραλιολιος-σ9μ · 11 months ago

  Αγάπη Θεσσαλονίκη Μακεδονία Ελλάδα ❤❤❤

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