In the wider area of Perea there is the Noesis Museum and the Gerovasiliou Estate.

1) NOISIS: a unique opportunity for young and old, to get to know science and technology while having fun!

The Science Center and Museum of Technology of Thessaloniki NOISIS is a non-profit cultural and educational institution that promotes the understanding of Science and Technology by the world in an educational and entertaining way and is one of the leading not only in Greece but also in the Southeast Europe.
The main goal of the Center is the dissemination of modern scientific and technological knowledge and their dissemination to the public through exhibitions, films, educational programs, seminars and lectures. The visitor has the opportunity to discover scientific knowledge and have fun.
For the opening hours of the museum visit the page: https://www.noesis.edu.gr/

2) Ktima Gerovasiliou: your first wonderful step on the streets of wine!

The Gerovassiliou estate (Ktima Gerovasiliou) includes a modern winery, the owner's private collection and some amazing works of art and is surrounded by an impressive vineyard. The visit is considered necessary for wine lovers, all wine lovers and those who want to get to know the world of wine and viticulture in general. Visits include a short walk around the vineyard, a tour of the wine-producing, bottling and aging areas, as well as the Wine Museum. Guests can taste the estate's wines in the special tasting rooms, while enjoying an amazing view of the estate's vineyard.
Visitors can see collections and exhibits. For more information visit the page: https://www.gerovassiliou.gr

Museums in Thessaloniki
The long history of Thessaloniki, cultural, archaeological and religious, is presented in more than 30 museums. They enclose the course, development and creativity of the city. Among the museums that you should not miss to see are:

• The White Tower
• The Archaeological Museum
• The Museum of Byzantine Culture

Furthermore, if you have time and great interest, the other museums of the city are also present. More information can be found at: https://thessaloniki.travel/en/exerevnontas-tin-poli/texni-politismos/mouseia