10:00

Silk Museum

Set aside about 75–90 minutes for the museum, housed in a historic building, to follow the stages of sericulture: raising silkworms, treating cocoons, and processing the thread. Observe the tools and materials on display to understand how much silk shaped the city’s economy and appearance. Admission may be free or require a small contribution, typically 0–5 €.

Check the day’s opening hours: opening times and tours may change depending on the season.

11:30

Walk among the traditional houses

Continue on foot for about 10–15 minutes through the streets of the center, pausing to admire the brick façades, balconies, and details of the old merchant houses. The visit is outdoors and free; allow 40–50 minutes to stroll at a relaxed pace and take photos of the views without entering private property.

Wear comfortable shoes: some streets may have uneven paving.

12:20

Art of Silk Museum

Reach the museum on foot in a few minutes and spend about an hour exploring the exhibits on silk production and use. Compare the machinery and handcrafted objects with what you saw at the Silk Museum: the visit completes the picture of local production with a focus more closely tied to practice and the finished product. Allow for an indicative entrance cost of 0–5 €.

If the museum is closed, ask locally whether visits by appointment are available.

13:30

Lunch in the center

Stop at a taverna or a downtown spot, choosing Greek dishes and regional specialties available that day. Allow about 60–75 minutes and budget roughly €12–22 per person, depending on dishes and drinks. Ask which ingredients and preparations are in season, rather than defaulting to a standard tourist menu.

In Greece, service can be relaxed: leave some extra time before your next visit.

14:50

Folklore Museum of Soufli

Reach the museum with a short walk and set aside about 60 minutes to explore the collections dedicated to domestic life, clothing, and local traditions. Pay particular attention to everyday objects and displays that illustrate the relationship between local families, craftsmanship, and silk production. Admission may cost approximately €0–5.

Check in advance that it is actually open and whether you need to arrange the visit ahead of time.

16:10

Church of Saint George and neighborhood streets

Continue to the Church of Saint George and visit the building only if it is open, dressing respectfully and keeping a discreet tone. Then spend 30–40 minutes wandering the surrounding streets, where the residential character and historic layout of the town are still clearly visible. The walk is free, except for any voluntary offerings.

Opening hours for church access may depend on religious services.

17:15

Soufli Central Square and coffee break

End your sightseeing in the central square, a pleasant place to observe everyday life and rest after the day. Choose a coffee or a cold drink at one of the nearby cafés and, if you have time, take a short stroll among the shops in the center. Expect to spend about €3–8 for a drink and 30–45 minutes for the stop.

Before setting off again, check transport times: services may be less frequent outside peak hours.