Area: 2525.00 km²
Population: 80.419
Capital: Kilkis
Airport: None
Welcome to the Kilkis region, a captivating destination that serves as Greece’s northern gateway to the Balkans. This hidden gem offers an irresistible blend of natural beauty, rich history, and charming villages that promise to enchant every traveler.
Kilkis is home to Lake Doirani, one of southeastern Europe’s key wetlands, and the ancient Mouria Forest, known as the "Forest of a Thousand Trees," with trees over 500 years old. Nature lovers will be captivated by the Krousia Balkan Botanical Garden and the breathtaking Skra Waterfall with its magical Blue Lake. Inhabited since prehistoric times, Kilkis boasts fascinating archaeological treasures at the Evropos site and the cave of Agios Georgios, a significant paleontological site. Its rich heritage is reflected in numerous Byzantine and post-Byzantine churches, monasteries, and castles that proudly showcase its storied past.
The charm of Kilkis extends to its picturesque villages Goumenissa, Doirani and Metalliko a beautiful village known for its refreshing, naturally fizzy mineral water. Though off the beaten path compared to other Macedonian regions Kilkis boasts a distinctive cultural identity that sets it apart. Kilkis warmly invites you to uncover its secrets. Whether you’re seeking outdoor adventure, cultural exploration, or simple relaxation, this enchanting region will amaze you with its beauty, culture, and the warm hospitality of its people. Embark on your journey today and experience the magic of Kilkis!
The region offers a wide variety of accommodations, from hotels and traditional guesthouses to apartments and rental rooms. You can choose to stay near the city center, in picturesque villages, or close to landmarks, depending on your preferences.
From hotels and traditional guesthouses to apartments and rental rooms, there are options to suit every taste and budget.
Stay in the city center for convenience, or choose small towns and villages for a more peaceful, authentic experience.
In peak season, check online platforms and reviews to find reliable accommodation options for a pleasant stay.
Reach the region by car from Thessaloniki, fly into Thessaloniki Airport (SKG), or use regional buses operated by KTEL Kilkis.
Always check the official website for the latest routes and schedules.
Spring and autumn offer mild weather, perfect for exploring nature and outdoor activities.
Greek is the official language, but English is widely spoken in tourist areas.
The Euro (€) is the official currency. Credit cards are accepted in most places, but carry cash for villages.
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