Thessaloniki
Greece’s second-largest city, a cultural metropolis rich in history, colorful markets, and Balkan flavors
Thessaloniki (Θεσσαλονίκη), Greece’s second-largest city and the cultural capital of the country’s north, is a vibrant metropolis that combines rich history with a contemporary and modern atmosphere.
The city, founded in 315 BCE and named after Alexander the Great’s sister, boasts impressive archaeological sites and monuments from the Roman, Byzantine, and Ottoman periods, which have been recognized as UNESCO World Heritage Sites.
The famous Thessaloniki waterfront promenade, with its iconic White Tower, is the heart of the city’s life, while the colorful markets, leading universities, and vibrant artistic community give the city a young and energetic atmosphere.
The city is also known for its developed culinary culture, which combines traditional Greek cuisine with Balkan and Mediterranean influences, and for its excellent restaurants and tavernas.
With an international airport, excellent connectivity to the rest of Greece and the Balkans, and a variety of accommodation options, Thessaloniki is a perfect tourist destination and an ideal starting point for discovering the treasures of Northern Greece.
Hotels
Villas for Rent
Apartments for rent
Attractions
church of Agii Anargyri
The Church of Agii Anargyri in Agistri is a small and picturesque Greek Orthodox church located on the idyllic island of Agistri, near Athens.
It attracts both tourists and locals due to its unique beauty.
Culinary Recommendations
Oasis Seaside Restaurant
Oasis Seaside Restaurant offers Greek and Mediterranean food with a magnificent view of the Aegean Sea.
Fresh local ingredients and a special romantic atmosphere under the stars on the charming and quiet beach.