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Attractions, museums and things to do.

Few cities in the world pack so much history into such a small radius. Thessaloniki is a living open-air museum: the White Tower, the Rotunda and the Arch of Galerius, the Byzantine walls of the Upper Town, and fifteen Palaeochristian and Byzantine monuments inscribed on the UNESCO World Heritage list.

Alongside the ancient, world-class museums (Archaeological, Byzantine Culture, MOMus) and contemporary art spaces make a city that honours its past while always looking ahead. Here you'll find what's worth seeing, with real information for every sight.

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The White Tower and the Thessaloniki waterfront at dusk, lights across the Thermaic Gulf

White Tower

Thessaloniki's symbol on the waterfront — a 15th-century tower with a museum and city views.

The Rotunda with its Ottoman minaret at sunset, the Thermaic Gulf beyond

Rotunda (St George)

An imposing 4th-century Roman rotunda, a UNESCO monument with early-Christian mosaics.

The Arch of Galerius, the "Kamara", on Egnatia Street at dusk, with its 4th-century reliefs

Arch of Galerius (Kamara)

A 4th-century Roman triumphal arch and the city's classic central meeting point.

The Church of Saint Demetrios lit at dusk, the largest church in Thessaloniki

Church of Saint Demetrios

The city's largest church, dedicated to its patron saint — a UNESCO monument.

The Byzantine walls of the Upper Town at sunset, overlooking the whole city and the gulf

Ano Poli (Upper Town)

Byzantine Walls

The old town's walls and the finest view over Thessaloniki — a UNESCO monument.

Aristotelous Square at dusk, opening toward the Thermaic Gulf

Aristotelous Square

The city's emblematic square, opening onto the sea.