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Thessaloniki

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Byzantine churches, Roman constructions, Muslim buildings, modern architecture, intensivenightlife and stunning beaches - this is the essence of Thessaloniki. Being the second largest cityin Greece, Thessaloniki combines more than 2,300 years of history with every facility andexcitement that a modern European city can offer a visitor.

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THE CITY

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Thessaloniki is the capital of the region Central Macedoniaand it was rst established in 316 BC by Kassandros andnamed after his wife, Thessalonike, half-sister of Alexanderthe Great. The name Thessaloniki means "ThessalianVictory". It was the second most important city of theByzantine Empire, next to Constantinople. Thessaloniki is atown with rich history and an exciting present.

The city is bustling with life and movement. Large avenues, parks and squares provide nice green spaces,and trees line the commercial streets. There are oldhouses and Neoclassical buildings that stand side by sidewith modern constructions. The people of Thessaloniki areknown for their friendliness and hospitality throughoutGreece.

The city is also known for its great cuisine. No one can resist the tasteful sweets, delicious pies, or numeroustaverns that oer special Greek dishes. No one can resist atown like Thessaloniki!

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DO & SEE

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Thessaloniki has many historically interesting sights reminding us of past times. The White Tower still standstall. It was once a part of the ancient walls that protectedthe city, and they have also survived several earthquakes.

The romantic alley ways and streets makes Thessaloniki aperfect destination for couples in love.

The White Tower

The White Tower is a widely known symbol of the city and a point of reference for locals and visitors. It stands next tothe sea front of the town as a reminder of old times. In the19th century it was a prison and nowadays it’s a museumof art and history.

Address: White Tower

Ladadika Quarter

The area from Koudouriotou to Diamanti streets and from Hiou to Lemnou streets is known as Ladadika. Here youcan nd many bars, restaurants and the Museum ofancient Greek and Byzantine instruments.

Address: Ladadika

Aristotelous Square

This is the most impressive square in Thessaloniki. It features buildings with great architecture inspired byEuropean and colonial models, cafés, shops etc. Thissquare is where big celebrations take place, such as thecoming of the New Year, it is also a meeting place during

the day.

Address: Aristotelous square

Saint Dimitrios Church

The church of the patron saint of the town is a must see inThessaloniki. The rst church of Saint Dimitrios was builtin 313 AD. It was completely rebuilt in 1948, accordingthe original plans since it has been destroyed twice by re.

Address: Saint Dimitrios church

Galerius Arch (Kamara)

In addition to The Rotonda, this is one of the two most characteristic monuments in town. Galerius arch issituated near the eastern walls of the city, a short distancefrom the Kassandreotiki gate.

Address: Galerius Arch

The Rotonda

Unique in Greece, the Rotonda is a cylindrical building of the early 4th century AD. It used to be a Pantheon or aMausoleum for Emperor Galerius, now it’s the SaintGeorge church. The entrance is free and the mosaicsinside are really impressive.

Address: Rotunda of St George

Mylos

Mylos is a large entertainment complex in the warehouse district of the port where you will nd bars, galleries,restaurants, cafés, theatres and plenty of varieties of livemusic.

Address: 56 Andreadou YioryiouPhone: +30 2310 551838Internet: www.mylos.gr

Museum of Byzantine Culture

In Thessaloniki, said to be the most "Byzantine" city of the modern Greek state, you nd this unique museum. Itshows the everyday life during the byzantine andpost-byzantine period and how it has aected the modern


society.

Address: 2 Stratou Ave, 546 40 ThessalonikiOpening hours: Monday - Sunday 08.00 - 15.00Phone: +30 2310 868 570Internet: www.mbp.gr

The Archaeological Museum

Built in 1962 but newly refurbished, this museum providesnumerous updated exhibitions. You can easily spend acouple of hours in here, loosing yourself in magicalMacedonian golden artefacts and antique treasures.

Address: Odos Manoli Andronikou 6, ThessalonikiPhone: +30 2310 830538Internet: www.museumsofmacedonia.gr

Theatro Dassous

At this open air theatre, concerts and other cultural performances are held. The theatre organization "NationalTheatre of Northern Greece", one of the biggest in Europe,sets the programme and book famous artists to play here.

Address: Forest of Seich Sou, Agios Pavlos, Thessaloniki 55438Phone: +30 2315 200 000Internet: www.ntng.gr

The Roman Agora

Right in the city centre you will nd this important and fascinating archaeological site. It was rst built in the late2nd century AD and was excavate in the 1960's. Grab acoee from one of the many cafés located close by andenjoy the view.

Address: The Roman Agora

Agia Sophia Church

Built as a miniature of the Hagia Sophia in Constantinople in the 7th century. It is dedicated to the Wisdom of Godand contains beautiful Byzantine frescoes and mosaics.

Address: Agia Sophia ChurchOpening hours: Open daily 08.30 to 14.00 and 17.30 to 20.00

OTE Tower

This telecommunications tower reach 76 metres high and on the top oor you can visit the rotating restaurant andcafé. It was built in the 1960's and in 2005, the inside ofthe tower was totally renovated.

Address: OTE Tower

Eat and Walk

These walking tours reveals the true culinary gems of the city. While you learn the history of Thessaloniki and theGreek cuisine you enjoy Greek delicacies. End the tourwith a cooking class to make it all complete.

Address: 112 Egnatia St., Thessaloniki 54622Phone: +30 2310 278 027Internet: www.eatandwalk.gr

State Museum of Contemporary Art

This museum with an area of 3,300 square metres was founded in 1997. Contemporary and modern works of artare shown in dierent exhibitions. From its beginning themuseum has steadily increased in popularity.

Address: 21, Kolokotroni str., Moni Lazariston, 56430 StavroupoliOpening hours: Tuesday-Sunday: 10.00-18.00 Monday: closedPhone: +30 2310 589140Internet: www.greekstatemuseum.com


BEACH LIFE

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During the summer months you can visit the nearby beaches of Perea, Nei Epivates, Agia Triada, NeaMichaniona and Epanomi. There are many hotels, marinas,play courts, camping places, taverns, etc. Most of thebeaches have been awarded with the blue ags by theEuropean Union thanks to the high standards and the clearwaters.

DINING

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Take a walk at the famous Ladadika area, near Aristotelous square, and you will nd a number oftraditional restaurants, ouzeries and taverns. Enjoy grillsand inventive recipes such as Kontosouvli, Giaprakia andGardoubes with a glass of wine or ouzo. If you preferseafood, you will be excited when you taste Mussels’ pilaf,grilled sardine, Frutti di mare, Shrimps Saganaki andstued squid, in one of the many sh taverns of the town.

Thessaloniki oers a variety of tastes. Traditional

Macedonian food, Oriental cuisine and European cuisine.

Kioupia

The décor is dominated by stone and wood and the speciality of Kioupia is the famous gypsy llet. A meetingplace for businessmen, artists and other personalities ofthe town.

Address: Square Morichovou 3-5, Thessaloniki 546 25Phone: +30 2310 553239Internet: www.kioupia.gr

Palati

A really nice place where every day means live Greek music and special Greek dishes. The atmosphere isauthentic and the service outstanding.

Address: 3 Ladadika Platia Morihovou Str, 546 25 ThessalonikiPhone: +30 2310 550888Internet: www.palati.gr

Nea Diagonios

The specialties of this tavern are gyros, soutzoukakia and meatballs and the prices suit those trying to dine on a lowbudget as well. It is located just outside the city centre.

Address: 89 Plastira Nikolaou, Thessaloniki 55132Phone: +30 2310 029085

Extrablatt

Tasteful cold and hot dishes, a wide selection of beers andwines in a very nice environment. This place is known forits good service.

Address: Alexandrou Svolou str 46Phone: +30 2310 256900Internet: www.extrablatt.gr

El Correo Cocina Argentina

For Argentinian juicy steaks head to this well-renowned friendly restaurant. Dishes such as Chorizo, Empanadasand Angus Steaks are on the menu together with SouthAmerican wines and cocktails.

Address: Katouni 6, Thessaloniki 54625


Phone: +30 2310 506 506Internet: www.elcorreo.gr

B. Restaurant

Combine your visit at the Byzantine Museum with a meal at this restaurant or come here in the evening to feel theromantic atmosphere over a dinner. The menu withMediterranean dishes is changed on a regular basis and isseasonal.

Address: G'Septembriou 2, ThessalonikiPhone: +30 2310 869 695Internet: www.brestaurant.grMore Info: Located at the Byzantine Museum

The Excelsior Restaurant

Right in the city centre this restaurant provides everything you wish for. In an elegant European atmosphere you canorder a coee in the bar early in the morning, a light lunchmid-day, a gourmet dinner in the evening or deliciouscocktails in the middle of the night.

Address: 10 Komninon St. & 23 Mitropoleos Av, Thessaloniki 54624Phone: +30 2310 021 020Internet: www.excelsiorhotel.gr

Mpakaliarakia tou Aristou

If you like the British traditional dish Fish and chips you shouldn't miss this place where the Greek equivalent isserved. This 'fast-food restaurant' is located next to theharbour and the environment makes the experiencecomplete.

Address: Fasianou 1, ThessalonikiPhone: +30 2310 542906Internet: www.mpakaliarakia-aristou.gr

Rouga

Since 1999, this Greek tavern has been located in a neoclassic building in Bezesteni market area. TraditionalGreek cuisine are served to reasonable prices in the warmand friendly atmosphere.

Address: Karipi 28, ThessalonikiPhone: +30 2310 241727

Internet: www.e-rouga.gr

Frutti di Mare

A seafood restaurant at a central location close to the Aristotelous Square. The service minded sta combinedwith the restaurant's ambiance and interior decorationshelps to a memorable dining experience.

Address: Komninon Str. 20, ThessalonikiPhone: +30 2310 239100Internet: www.fruttidimare.gr

Da Vinci

In an elegant setting with the turquoise swimming pool and the lush garden in the background, the best qualityItalian dishes are served. The restaurant breathes luxuryand you will leave this place with a gourmet memory ofThessaloniki.

Address: 16-18 Asklipiou, Thessaloniki 57001Phone: +30 2310 401000Internet: www.hotel-nikopolis.comMore Info: Located at Nikopolis Hotel

Paparouna

Great food to aordable prices in a trendy dining room. Since 2004, this restaurant has oered international foodwith a twist of Mediterranean avours.

Address: Doxis 7, Thessaloniki 54625Phone: +30 2310 510852Internet: www.paparouna.com

Rodi & Meli

A family-owned restaurant in the area of Ladadika. It features a feeling of ne dining but still to aordableprices. Traditional Greek dishes are here cooked withpassion and creativity.

Address: Aigyptou 5, 54626 ThessalonikiPhone: +30 2310 5219 52Internet: www.rodimeli.gr

Avenue 48 Restaurant

The menu at Avenue 48 Restaurant provides a mix of


traditional Greek dishes and Asian fusion cuisine. Here youcan expect top quality service.

Address: 26th October 48, ThessalonikiPhone: +30 2310 017 000Internet: www.themethotel.grMore Info: Located at the Met Hotel

Tiganies & Schares

This restaurant, located perfectly in the Ladadika quarter, serves mainly dishes with grilled meat. The atmosphere isGreek and the sta is very friendly.

Address: Katouni 3, ThessalonikiPhone: +30 2310 510284Internet: www.tiganies.gr

CAFES

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The presence of pastry making and the cuisine of Constantinople complete the tasty puzzle of Thessaloniki.It is worth tasting the traditional Bougatsa, lled either withcheese or sweet cream, the syrup delights, Ekmek kadai,Seker pare, Touloumpa, and the famous Trigona ofPanorama.

To Mousio (the Museum)

The ideal place for those who want to combine relaxation, a warm environment and nice music. Paintings and thegeneral decoration of the place, makes Mousio a tastefulcafé / bistro.

Address: Katouni str 14 and MitropoleosPhone: +30 2310 555267

Il Vento

All day café – bar at the centre of the town. Try a great espresso or chocolate and taste one of the tastefulsweets. During the night they serve a fantastic variety ofspecial cocktails.

Address: Aristotelous 121Opening hours: 06:30-03:30Phone: +30 2310 240000

Café Au Lait

A two oor Parisian style café in the centre of Thessaloniki. They have 25 dierent tastes of tea from allover the world, 30 dierent chocolate drinks from Italy anda huge coee selection.

Address: AristotelousPhone: +30 2310 242450More Info: Ermou and Aristotelous corner

Lena's Bistro

Located in the Ladadika area, this French bistro makes a perfect spot for a coee break. Take a seat outside andenjoy the vibrant city.

Address: 7 Katouni str, Thessaloniki 54625Phone: +30 231 1249 140

Rialto Caffe Wine Bar

Pop in at Rialto for either just a coee, a light lunch or a cocktail. The menu oers everything from hot chocolate totortilla wraps and there are more than 70 dierent kind ofwines. Open from the early morning till the late night.

Address: Alexandrou Svolou 1, Thessaloniki 54622Phone: +30 2310 239 395


BARS & NIGHTLIFE

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The nightlife of Thessaloniki is well-known all over Greece, with many bars, clubs, music halls and places for all tastesand ages. Ladadika is the hot spot of the town and themeeting place for young ages and, generally, for all localsand foreigners. Eat, drink, and dance without limits!

Elvis Bar

This has been a popular bar for a long time and have now moved to the new hot nightlife area of Thessaloniki.Famous DJ's play electro, new jazz, funky and drum ‘n’bass.

Address: Valaoritou 31, 54626 ThessalonikiPhone: +30 231 055 6828

Loukoumi

A three oor club with Greek and foreign mainstream music, for hot nights and dancing till the early morning.

Address: Orvilou 4, Ladadika areaPhone: +30 6945 067284

Del Arte

Very trendy place, with nice people and great service. It’s amust go place in Thessaloniki, especially during summer.It oers great view over the White Tower and the seasideof town.

Address: Vasiliko Theatro, Thessaloniki 54640Phone: +30 2310 224524

Casa La Femme

One of the hottest places in town and a favourite for the Thessaloniki’s elite for the last several years. Very specialplace in a baroque style.

Address: 26th Octovriou strPhone: +30 2310 540607

Kitchen Bar

A special three level place for special days and nights, witha unique view of the city. Tasteful decor, keeping the oldwarehouse style, open kitchen and bar with a replace.

Address: Deposit B, PortPhone: +30 2310 502241Internet: www.kitchenbar.com.gr


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SHOPPING

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The centre of Thessaloniki consists of big road axes: Tsimiski, Mitropoleos, Ermou, Egnatia, Agiou Dimitriou andLeoforos Nikis streets, which are interrupted by verticalstreets, mainly those of Agias Soas, Aristotelous,Venizelou and Paleon Patron Germanou. Around thesestreets the commercial heart of the town is beating everyday.

The market of Thessaloniki presents the newest fashion inclothes, shoes, jewels, accessories and furs. Especially inTsimiski you will nd clothes and shoes from the topfashion designers of the world. Here you will nd modernshops, some of them really luxury with products for everystyle and pocket!

Women cannot resist a visit to jewellery like "Mil – Or", which has graced the historic centre of Thessaloniki since1897. There they can nd a rich collection of modern goldjewellery as well as antiques. It’s situated at 21, KarolouDiehl str. (www.milor.gr).

The market of Kalamaria it’s also well known for its great variety and good prices in all products. There are some"street markets" taking place at the centre of the town,where you can nd many products at very low prices.

ACCOMMODATIONS

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Thessaloniki is famous for various events, festivals and cultural happenings, and is unocially the cultural capitalof Greece. Each year the city hosts the ThessalonikiInternational Trade Fair and the Thessaloniki InternationalFilm Festival and during these meetings it could be dicultto nd accommodation. Always book in advance to ensurea comfortable place to stay.

Prices can be up to 20% lower, depending on when you go.Most hotels will usually tell you the higher prices butalways give a discount when they are not fully booked.

Capsis Hotel Thessaloniki

Enjoy the luxurious and elegant atmosphere in one of the most well-known hotels in Thessaloniki. Live music nightsat the bar, outdoor swimming pool and impressive suites.

Address: Monastiriou str 18, 54629 ThessalonikiPhone: +30 2310 596800Internet: www.capsishotels.gr

Electra Palace Hotel

In the heart of Thessaloniki, Electra Palace, with its specialarchitecture, has become a characteristic part of thetown. The decoration combines the traditional and themodern.

Address: Aristotelous square 9, 54624 ThessalonikiPhone: +30 2310 294000Internet: www.electrahotels.gr


Olympia

This elegant boutique hotel is located in the centre of townclose to the historical church of Saint Dimitrios. The hotelfeatures 96 bright and contemporary designed rooms, alounge restaurant and a sophisticated bar.

Address: Olympou 65, 546 31 ThessalonikiPhone: +30 2310 366 466Internet: www.hotelolympia.gr

Mandrino

Mandrino is located in the heart of the city with a friendly atmosphere in luxurious surroundings. From here youhave all the major attractions within walking distance.

Address: Antigonidon 2, 546 30 ThessalonikiPhone: +30 2310 526321Internet: www.mandrino.gr

Telioni

Friendly environment and two minutes walking distance from the commercial centre of the town. The 86 roomsare equipped with all necessary amenities and arefurnished in a modern style.

Address: Agiou Dimitriou 16, 546 30 ThessalonikiPhone: +30 2310 527825Internet: www.telioni.gr

El Greco

A hospitable and modern city hotel with quick access to public transportation and services. Free Wi-Fi is availablethroughout the hotel.

Address: Egnatia str 23, 54 630 ThessalonikiPhone: +30 2310 520620Internet: www.hotelelgreco.gr

Makedonia Palace

A cosmopolitan hotel with classical decorated rooms. The location is central but close to the sea and the rooms haveeither sea view or over the city and the White Tower. Theve star hotel also features a swimming pool, restaurantand a popular lounge bar to relax in.

Address: 2 Meg. Alexandrou Ave, Thessaloníki 546 40Phone: +30 231 089 7197Internet: www.makedoniapalacehotel.com

City Hotel Thessaloniki

After its recent refurbishment this hotel has earned the title Eco-friendly urban nature design hotel. Theatmosphere is trendy with a green philosophy. It is locatedjust two minutes from Aristotelous square.

Address: 11 Komninon Str., 546 24 ThessalonikiPhone: +30 2310 021000Internet: www.cityhotel.gr

Hotel Luxembourg

Located right in the city centre with nightlife and bars just around the corner, this hotel provides 41 elegant rooms.Wi-Fi is free throughout the hotel. Public transportation iswithin easy access.

Address: Komninon 6, 546 24 ThessalonikiPhone: +30 2310 252600Internet: www.hotelluxembourg.gr

Mediterranean Palace

A luxury hotel with 5 stars and a classical look, oering thebest of rooms and location. It is situated in the heart ofthe city with the restaurant area, Ladadika, and shops justaround the corner.

Address: 3, Salaminos & Karatasou, 54626 ThessalonikiPhone: +30 2310 552 554Internet: www.mediterranean-palace.gr

The Met Hotel

Relax with a cocktail on the rooftop bar of this trendy boutique hotel after a busy day with sightseeing. The Methotel oers 212 carefully designed rooms, all with freeWi-Fi. It also has 2 restaurants and 3 bars.

Address: 26th October Str., 48, 54 627 ThessalonikiPhone: +30 231 001 7000Internet: www.themethotel.gr


Le Palace Hotel

At a perfect location close to shops, restaurants and attractions you nd this three star hotel. The 53 spaciousrooms provides free Wi-Fi. The building is from 1929 butthe hotel is recently renovated.

Address: 12, Tsimiski Street, Thessaloníki 54624Phone: +30 231 025 7400Internet: www.lepalace.gr

Abc Hotel

This is a family run hotel and has been for the last 30 years. With 100 rooms it is located next to the exhibitioncentre and several museums. Start your day with a fullbreakfast in the hotel´s restaurant.

Address: Angelaki 41, Thessaloníki 54621Phone: +30 2310 265421Internet: www.hotelabc.gr

Plaza Hotel

Plza Hotel is a stylish three star hotel located in the Ladidika quarters. In addition to the comfortable andcontemporary designed rooms the hotel provides a loungebar and free Wi-Fi throughout the building.

Address: 5 Paggaiou Str., 54 625 ThessalonikiPhone: +30 2310 520120Internet: www.hotelplaza.gr

Vergina Hotel

This is a warm and friendly aordable hotel in the city centre. The 133 rooms are decorated in a modern styleand the hotel features a restaurant and a bar.

Address: 19, Monastiriou Str, Thessaloníki, 546 27Phone: +30 2310 516021Internet: www.vergina-hotel.gr

EVENTS

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ESSENTIAL INFORMATION

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Airport

The Macedonian airport, at the area of Mikra, is the secondlargest airport of Greece and is linked with mostdestinations of Europe and the Balkan countries. To getfrom the airport to the centre of the town will take youfrom 20 to 45 minutes, depending on the trac. You cango to the centre of Thessaloniki using bus number 78. Itruns every 45 minutes and it takes ap. 45 minutes.


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Address: Thessaloniki AirportPhone: +30 2310 473212Internet: www.thessalonikiairport.com

Public Transport

You can cover most of the distances in the city on foot or using the local buses. Tickets can be bought either inkiosks or in vending machines on the bus. If you buy theticket on board the bus remember to have coins and youwill not get any change back. All tickets must be validatedand they reach over 70 minutes. Dierent kind of daypasses are also available

Internet: www.oasth.gr

Taxi

On smaller streets taxis can be hailed wherever you need one. On the major city streets there are points signed"TAXI". You also nd taxis standing on piazzas or outsidehotels.

Pharmacy

Each pharmacy in Thessaloniki has a notice in the window showing which ones are open out of normal hours andtheir addresses. Wherever there is a doctor you may see asign with a cross most of the times. On some signs, thereare also phone numbers to the emergency room.

Telephone

Country code: +30Area code: 231

Electricity

230 V, 50 Hz

Population1,000,000

Currency€1 = 100 cents

Opening hoursMonday, Wednesday and Saturday: 08.00–15.00. Tuesday, Thursday and Friday 08.00–14.00 and 17.00-21.00.Banks are open Monday to Friday. 08.00 to 14.00.On Sundays, most large shopping malls and a few shops in tourist areas are open until 14.00.

Emergency numbersAlongside 112, the following emergency numbers are available:100 - police199 - fire brigade166 - emergency medical service171 - tourist police

Tourist informationOffices of Tourism DirectorateTsimiski 136 PO BOX 50213 54013 Thessaloniki

Tourist Center: +30 2310 252170


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