Monastery in Ano Poli, dating to the late 5th or early 6th century AD. Its catholicon, dedicated to Hosios David, is one of the oldest surviving Christian buildings in Thessaloniki.... 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. Photos: Christina Chrysouli (exterior), Iliana Koutani... read more →
In a 1970s building that once housed offices and workshops, an apartment and rooftop structure were redesigned. The residence was conceived in 2016 as a linear sequence of four primary... read more →
The building was built in 1906 to house the Bank of Thessaloniki. Nowadays, on the ground floor, there are restaurants and leisure shops, while some offices are still operating on... read more →
Listed monument and historical inn in the heart of the city, designed in 1926 by architect Leonardo Gennari. Since 2018 and following its complete renovation, it became the new 'home'... read more →
The city's great fabric market, Bezesteni, with its famous domes, has a long history that dates back to the fifteenth century. Photo: Theodore Dimoschakis (aerial) , Matt Louder
This is probably the first commercial building in Thessaloniki, which was built in 1925. Nowadays it hosts commercial stores on the ground floor and mainly offices on the floors. The... read more →
Typical office building of 1962 in the city's heart, fully restored in 2020 and recently reopened as a Youth Hostel combined with a rooftop bar. Photos: Kimberley Powell
A unique concept space that blends modern Greek design with local craftsmanship, kitchen Suite is the ideal venue for cooking sessions, private dining & chef residencies. Located on a picturesque... read more →
Iconic building of 1927 designed by Jacques Moshe, which housed the city's landmark-restaurant, Olympos Naoussa. After 3 decades, it reopened, highlighting the existing listed monument within the modern urban landscape,... read more →