THESSALONIKI

Thessaloniki lies in the Macedonia region and is the second-largest city in Greece after Athens!
Immediately upon arriving there, you’ll realize that this city has an enduring history and rich culture! Wandering around the town, you’ll come across many monuments dating back to the Roman and Byzantine eras, as well as several sculptures and museums. In fact, the city is home to 15 Paleochristian and Byzantine monuments listed on UNESCO's Catalogue of World Heritage Sites. The main church of the patron saint of Thessaloniki, the church of Agios Dimitrios (Saint Demetrius) is one of them.

The signature landmark of the city, though, is the White Tower. Located on the waterfront and close to an imposing sculpture of Alexander the Great and the famous Umbrellas of Zongolopoulos, the White Tower is the most photographed tourist site.
Another popular site is Kamara, an arch constructed by the Roman general Galerius in the 3rd century AD, the ruins of whose palace can also be admired some meters away. The imposing monument of Rotonda also lies in proximity.
Other interesting places to visit in the city center of Thessaloniki are the Roman Forum, the Bey Hammam, and the impressive villas on Vassilisis Olgas Avenue. Of course, we can't skip mentioning the one and only Castle in the Old Town (Ano Poli).

Of course, such a large city does offer not only sightseeing but also entertainment opportunities! Strolling is the ideal way to explore the city and immerse in the different vibes of its neighborhoods. Every visitor should walk along the beachfront promenade, have a cup of coffee at one of the coffeeshops of Aristotle Square, taste the local delicacies at Ladadika and time travel to the past in the Old Town!
Due to the numerous residents and the existence of the Aristotle University, every night is a vivid night and all kinds of options for a night out are available in Thessaloniki!

Finally, the city's convenient location makes it a perfect base for excursions in the entire northern and central Greece and most particularly the renowned Halkidiki. Other stunning places one can visit from Thessaloniki are Vergina, Edessa, and Pozar Baths.
Travelers can reach Thessaloniki by flight, ferry, car or train.

As the second biggest city in Greece, Thessaloniki offers a wide variety of amazing hotels for all needs and preferences! Many hotels are located around Aristotle Square or near the sea. In the center of the city, you will find modern hotels that provide excellent rooms and suites, as well as luxurious facilities. Hotels in the area of Thermi or Agia Triada Beach also feature large swimming pools.

Thanks to the plethora of options, travelers of all budgets and styles will be able to find their ideal place to stay.
Discover all the amazing accommodation facilities in Thessaloniki!

Some of the most popular hotels are:
• Electra Palace  • The Met Hotel  • The Modernist  • Daios