Museums, Monuments, Theatres Cinemas etc..

Thessaloniki was the European Capital of Culture in 1997 and remains a city with intense cultural activity. As evidenced by the dozens of museums, theaters, the Multiplex of art, the Concert Hall, the outdoor sculpture and music heritage, Thessaloniki produces culture and moves with strength and versatility, having a restive workforce, its residents, creating and many times pioneering at the cultural life of Greece. Search and discover places and people and why not, become yourselves part of that creativity!

The Greek Wine Experience

110000 Vine Hectares, 5000 Wine Labels, 700 Registered Wineries, 300 Grape Varieties 126 Pdo Regions are in part of the network of The Greek Wine Experience. Visitors ca

The Greek Wine Experience

110000 Vine Hectares, 5000 Wine Labels, 700 Registered Wineries, 300 Grape Varieties 126 Pdo Regions are in part of the network of The Greek Wine Experience. Visitors c

The City of Innovation

Thessaloniki is the ideal place to research, live, innovate, invest and pioneer. Situated by the sea, home of scientists, destination of merchants, loved by emperors. The

Museum of the French military cemetery of Zeitenlik

There is a Museum in the premises of the cemetery, constructed by the initiative of the French Consulate of Thessaloniki. It provides interactive services through the use

Zeitenlik Allied Military Cemetery

It is the largest military cemetery of the Balkan Peninsula and a place for preserving the memory for the next generations. It contains the remains of more than 20,500 En

Church of Aghios (St.) Demetrius

Dedicated to the patron Saint of the city, the magnificent Basilica of Aghios (St.) Demetrius is one of the most important early Christian churches of Thessaloniki. At fi

Church of Aghia Sophia

The Church of Aghia Sophia, dedicated to Christ, the true Word and Wisdom of God, was built in the late 7th century and is a typical sample of transitional cruciform chur

Church of the Acheiropoietos

The impressive church of the Acheiropoietos owes its name to the worshipful icon of the Virgin Mary, which according to tradition is not painted by human hand ('Acheiropo

Church of Aghia Ekaterini

The church is dated in late 13th-early 14th century and was served as catholicon (main church) to a Byzantine monastery. Distinguished by its ornate external masonry and

Church of Saint Apostoles

It was built by the Patriarch Nephon I as a catholicon (main church) of a monastery in 1310. During the Ottoman period it was turned into a mosque and the murals were cov