Three watermills partially preserved, part of a wider system developed in the Byzantine years. The effort to rebuild the area and transform it into a peri-urban archaeological and cultural park... read more →
Mosque in the area of Lembet, built in the early 1900s, and moved in 2005 to accommodate the expansion of Lagada Street. The tour includes the process of moving the... read more →
The city's great fabric market, Bezesteni, with its famous domes, has a long history that dates back to the fifteenth century. OPENING HOURS 23/11 10:00-14:00 24/11 - Photo: Matt Louder No reservation... read more →
The Arched Hall is one of the most important buildings of the palace of Galerius, part of which is also visible from Navarino Square. The Galerian Complex, which apart from... read more →
Built in 1444, it is the largest and oldest Ottoman bath of Thessaloniki. It was restored in the 80s and now functions as a cultural space of the City of... read more →
A 1484 building that functioned as a workhouse and a priestly school, while today it functions as a cultural space of the City of Thessaloniki. OPENING HOURS 23/11 10:00-16:00 24/11 -... read more →
The Byzantine Bath is located in Koule Kafe, on the outskirts of Ano Poli. Its restoration was completed in 2014 by the Antiquities Ephorate of Thessaloniki. OPENING HOURS 23/11 10:00-13:00 24/11 10:00-13:00... read more →
The Acropolis of Thessaloniki, consisting of a part of the Early Christian wall of the city, part of the Byzantine fortification and 19th-century prisons. OPENING HOURS 23/11 10:00-14:00 24/11 10:00-14:00 ACCESS 23:... read more →
It was built around 304 AD. and functioned as a Christian temple at the end of the 4th century. OPENING HOURS 23/11 10:00-14:00 24/11 10:00-14:00 * There will also be guided tours... read more →
One of the largest forums of the Roman world, dating to the 2nd century. A.D. In 1999 the archaeological site of the Roman Agora of Thessaloniki was complemented with an... read more →