Flowers Delivered in Thessaloniki
Want to surprise family or friends in Thessaloniki? UFL takes your order online and delivers bouquets to any address in Greece. Choose a bouquet, pay by card online, and write the card message in any language.
Thessaloniki: from its founding to today
Thessaloniki was founded around 315 BC by King Cassander of Macedon, who named it after his wife Thessalonike, a half-sister of Alexander the Great. In 128 BC it became the capital of the Roman province of Macedonia, and around AD 50 the Apostle Paul preached here; his two letters to the Thessalonians are part of the New Testament. Under Byzantium it was the empire's second city after Constantinople. Sultan Murad II took the city in 1430, and on 8 November 1912 it became part of the Kingdom of Greece. After the Great Fire of 1917 the centre was rebuilt to a plan by the French architect Ernest H?brard, and in 1997 Thessaloniki was European Capital of Culture.
Names linked to Thessaloniki
The brothers Cyril (826–869) and Methodius (815–885), who devised the Glagolitic alphabet for Old Church Slavonic, were born here. Mustafa Kemal Atat?rk was born in the city in 1881; his birthplace is now a museum. Thessaloniki also has a Ukrainian link: on 18 April 2003 it signed a friendship protocol with Dnipro, then called Dnipropetrovsk.
Thessaloniki today
The city lies on the Thermaic Gulf of the Aegean, with the Axios (Vardar) delta to the west. Its symbol is the 33.9-metre White Tower on the waterfront, now a museum of the city's history. Fifteen Paleochristian and Byzantine monuments, including the basilicas of Hagios Demetrios and Hagia Sophia, the Rotunda and Panagia Chalkeon, have been UNESCO World Heritage sites since 1988. Above the centre rises Ano Poli, the Upper Town, with the Heptapyrgion fortress. The city hosts the annual International Fair and International Film Festival, whose laureates include the Ukrainian film Shadows of Forgotten Ancestors. Aristotle University, founded in 1926, is the largest in Greece. We will hand your flowers to the recipient at any address in Thessaloniki.
Flower delivery across Thessaloniki: districts and addresses
Flower delivery in Thessaloniki (???????????) covers the historic centre around Aristotelous Square — Ladadika, Kapani with the Modiano market, Rotonda — as well as Ano Poli, Toumba, Charilaou, Analipsi and Depot, plus the suburbs of Kalamaria, Pylaia, Thermi, Oraiokastro and Evosmos.
Common addresses include Aristotle University and the University of Macedonia, AHEPA University Hospital, city-centre offices and the Mediterranean Cosmos mall in Pylaia. For a hospital, give the ward and the recipient's phone.
Card text can be in Ukrainian, English or Greek; we print it as sent. Greece shares Kyiv's time zone. Name days (??????) are celebrated like birthdays, with guests bringing gifts.
Delivery Across Greece
Nearest cities we deliver to: Halkidiki (70 km), Athens (364 km), Crete (744 km). The capital is Athens, and all cities with delivery are listed on the Greece page. Flowers can go not only to a home but also to a workplace, a hospital or a restaurant where you have planned a meeting.
When to Order Flowers in Thessaloniki
On Valentine's Day, February 14, bouquets are as popular here as they are in Ukraine. Name days are very popular in Greece: the feast of one's namesake saint is celebrated as much as a birthday. Before holidays it is best to order early.
Popular Bouquets for Greece
The most ordered bouquets in Greece are "Bright summer mix", "7 multi color roses" and "25 red roses bouquet", often with "Candy Raffaello 150 g" as an extra. The average order with delivery to Greece is about UAH 7,700, and 52% of orders include a greeting card. 14% of deliveries fall on weekends. UFL data for 2025–2026.
Delivery in Thessaloniki: Key Facts
- City delivery: UAH 391.
- Card message: in Ukrainian, Greek, English or any other language.
- Support: our manager replies in Viber, Telegram and WhatsApp.
- Payment: online by card, all popular methods.
- Delivery time: Greece is in the same time zone as Kyiv, so just give the delivery time you would use at home.
Bouquets for Any Occasion
The classics are red roses and 101 roses. For a softer mood choose spray roses or hydrangeas, and for a practical gift, flowers in a box. By occasion: birthday flowers, flowers for her, flowers for mom.
More about ordering and payment
Choose a bouquet, enter the recipient address and phone in Thessaloniki, the date and preferred time, add your card text and pay by card online. If you need help, message us in Viber, Telegram or WhatsApp or call +380 68 390 9090.
Frequently Asked Questions
❯ How much is flower delivery in Thessaloniki?
Delivery in Thessaloniki costs UAH 391. You see the bouquet price in the catalog and pay the total by card online.
❯ Do you deliver to other cities in Greece?
Yes, including Halkidiki, Athens and Crete. Each city has its own page with the catalog.
❯ What language can the card be in?
Any language: Ukrainian, Greek, English or another. Just add the text at checkout.
❯ How do I send a bouquet to Thessaloniki from Ukraine?
Just place the order on the website and pay by card. It does not matter where you are ordering from.
❯ Can flowers be delivered anonymously?
Yes, just mark it in the order and your name will not be given to the recipient.
❯ Do you deliver to Kalamaria and Pylaia?
Yes. Besides the Municipality of Thessaloniki we deliver to suburbs such as Kalamaria, Pylaia, Thermi, Oraiokastro and Evosmos. Please give the full address in Latin letters and the recipient's phone.
❯ How do I send flowers to AHEPA Hospital or a university campus?
Give the institution, building or ward, and the recipient's name and phone. We call the recipient to agree where to hand over the flowers.
❯ When are Greek name days, and are flowers appropriate?
Greeks celebrate on the feast day of the saint they are named after, often keeping open house, and guests are expected to bring gifts. People with flower names that have no saint celebrate on Palm Sunday.
