Roman Thessaloniki
Galerius' imperial complex in an hour: forum, arch, palace and Rotunda, all on foot.
Self-guided: stops in order, distances, and what to notice at each one.
Thessaloniki is a walkable city. Most of its monuments sit within a few blocks, and distances that look long on a map are covered in minutes on foot.
Every route here comes with an order, a map and a note on each stop, what it is and what to look for. You need no guide and no booking; only shoes.
Galerius' imperial complex in an hour: forum, arch, palace and Rotunda, all on foot.
A climb through the walls to the Heptapyrgion, the view opening at every turn.
Five kilometres beside the sea, from the White Tower to the Concert Hall, without a single hill.
Distances and times are approximate, for an unhurried pace with stops. Monument hours and ticketing change, check before you go.