About «Monument»

Castles (Kastra)

The first defensive fortifications in Thessaloniki began shortly after its foundation, in the 3rd century BC.

Church of the Holy Apostles

A representative example of after-Byzantine architecture, the church of Agios Apostolos, at the beginning of Olympus Street, is a Byzantine monument of UNESCO world cultural heritage.

Bey Hammam

The first baths built by Murat II after the occupation of Thessaloniki were the Bey Hamam, in the center of the city.

Latomou Monastery

The small church of Saint David was the central church of the Monastery of the Savior Christ in Upper Town, known as "Latomou Monastery"

OTE Tower

A modern monument and newer symbol of the city, which rises through the area of the Thessaloniki International Fair and reaches a height of 72.4 meters.

Panagia Halkeon

In the center of Thessaloniki, almost at the junction of Egnatia and Aristotelous streets, Panagia Halkeon stands impressive, with the reddish color of its bricks, for a thousand years.

Building of the Society for Macedonian Studies

The imposing building of the Society for Macedonian Studies across the White Tower is a landmark in the center of Thessaloniki, completing the architectural feast of the emblematic point.

Church of the Taxiarchs

The Church of the Greatest Taxiarchs, built in the 14th century, a typical example of ecclesiastical architecture of the time, is a Byzantine church in the Upper Town of Thessaloniki.

Agia Sophia

The Cathedral of Agia Sophia is one of the most important Byzantine monuments of Thessaloniki.

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