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
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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
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The temple was built in 1905 in the place where a smaller church existed and is "connected" with the Mount Athos monastery Simonos Petra. The complex consists of two-stor
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It was dedicated to the Assumption, being a three-aisled basilica with a wooden roof, open arcade to the west and with a portico to the south, with interesting frescoes o
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Dated back to the 18th century, the church of Agios Antonios is a small two-aisled church. During the Ottoman rule it was the core of the city Hellenism. Formerly u
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It was dedicated to the Birth of the Virgin. The temple was completely destroyed by fire in 1817, to be restored later. The present church is a stone basilica floor
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The small church of St. George is located west of the Rotunda and untill 1758 it was the chapel of the Metropolis of Thessaloniki. It was renovated in 1815 by follow
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According to sources, the place where church of Ypapanti is located nowadays, constituted Mr. Joel’s monastery untill 16th century. Later on, after 1865, it becomes the p
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It was founded in the 14th AD century by someone with the name Lagoudiatis or Lagoudatis. During the Byzantine period it was a female catholicon monastery depended on the
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It was built in 1818, possibly on the foundations of an older church. Despite the subsequent interventions it still retains its original form as a basilica with inner bal
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