Guide to Thessaloniki by Georgi.
Landmarks
Galeriova brána
144 EgnatiaBílá věž Soluně
Symbol of the city of Thessaloniki.
Kastra
Amazing views of the city and the sea. Unique sunset!
Trh Kapani
VlaliA market that will captivate you with the variety of goods.
The Tomb of Galerius, later converted successively into the Orthodox Church of Saint Archangels, a mosque and again into the Church of Saint George, known as the Rotunda, is a Late Antique building in the Macedonian city of Thessaloniki, Aegean Macedonia, Greece, part of a palace or funerary complex of the Roman emperor Galerius.
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Rotunda
5 Pl. Agiou Georgiou RotontaThe Tomb of Galerius, later converted successively into the Orthodox Church of Saint Archangels, a mosque and again into the Church of Saint George, known as the Rotunda, is a Late Antique building in the Macedonian city of Thessaloniki, Aegean Macedonia, Greece, part of a palace or funerary complex of the Roman emperor Galerius.
Saint Demetrius" (Greek: Ιερός Ναός Αγίου Δημητρίου) is the largest Orthodox church in the city of Thessaloniki, Greece. The building is a five-nave basilica, built in 313 - 323, in which the relics of the holy great martyr Demetrius, the patron saint of Thessaloniki, are kept. The church houses some of the best examples of mosaic religious painting.[1] Since 1988, it has been among the UNESCO World Heritage Sites as part of the Early Christian and Byzantine Monuments of Thessaloniki.[2][3] The crypt of the church is a museum.
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Kostel sv. Demetria
Agiou DimitriouSaint Demetrius" (Greek: Ιερός Ναός Αγίου Δημητρίου) is the largest Orthodox church in the city of Thessaloniki, Greece. The building is a five-nave basilica, built in 313 - 323, in which the relics of the holy great martyr Demetrius, the patron saint of Thessaloniki, are kept. The church houses some of the best examples of mosaic religious painting.[1] Since 1988, it has been among the UNESCO World Heritage Sites as part of the Early Christian and Byzantine Monuments of Thessaloniki.[2][3] The crypt of the church is a museum.
Aristotelous Square
Architecture, Philosophy...
A cafe where, thanks to its good location, it is famous for the best view of all of Thessaloniki!
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Castra- All Day Terrace Bar
122 EptapirgiouA cafe where, thanks to its good location, it is famous for the best view of all of Thessaloniki!
Restaurants
Tselementes Ελληνική Κουζίνα
49 Leoforos Vasilissis OlgasRestaurant with Greek cuisine, 50 meters from the apartment.
Ladadika
Large variety of restaurants, bars, clubs and cafes.
The closest beach to Thessaloniki.
Lots of restaurants right on the beach!
Close to the airport.You can use a ship from the White Tower.
Thessalonikis, Pireas, Řecko
The closest beach to Thessaloniki.
Lots of restaurants right on the beach!
Close to the airport.You can use a ship from the White Tower.
Kameni Gonia
72 Leof. Vasilissis OlgasGreek restaurant a hundred metres from the apartment.
Boat cruises in Thessaloniki gulf.
Καραβάκια - βόλτες στο Θερμαϊκό
Boat cruises in Thessaloniki gulf.
Sports
„BikeIT company aims to offer you high quality services in renting, technical support and sale of bicycles and cycling equipment together with cycling routes across Thessaloniki. The company is headquartered in the beautiful city of Thessaloniki. Our store is in the redeveloped new coastal area in front of the Macedonia Palace Hotel. The company’s vision is to promote an ecological and alternative way of transport to the citizens and guests of Thessaloniki and to enhance the citizen’s ecological consciousness.“
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BikeIT
2 Leof. Meg. Alexandrou„BikeIT company aims to offer you high quality services in renting, technical support and sale of bicycles and cycling equipment together with cycling routes across Thessaloniki. The company is headquartered in the beautiful city of Thessaloniki. Our store is in the redeveloped new coastal area in front of the Macedonia Palace Hotel. The company’s vision is to promote an ecological and alternative way of transport to the citizens and guests of Thessaloniki and to enhance the citizen’s ecological consciousness.“