About «Roman Monument»

Archaeological Museum of the Ancient (Roman) Agora of Thessaloniki

Roman Hippodrome of Thessaloniki

Villa of Dionysus in Dion

Great Thermal Baths of Dion

The impressive Roman baths with their unique water heating system

Dionysus mosaic, Dion

The impressive 2nd-century AD mosaic with Dionysus.

Roman Market

The Roman Market of Thessaloniki, the administrative and commercial center of the city for almost three centuries, was built in the northern part of today's Aristotelous Street

Rotonda

Emblematic as few monuments in the city, the "Rotunda", as the building that was connected with the Roman Palace of Galerius and its Arch, was named, was built at the dawn of the 4th century AD. and has been designated as a UNESCO World Heritage Site.

Arch of Galerius

One of the most emblematic monuments of Thessaloniki - and certainly the most popular meeting point

Galerius Palace

The "Palace of the Galerius", a total area of 150,000 sq.m. which stretched from the sea to the Rotonda and from Navarinou Square to today's Agia Sophia, is the most characteristic example of the prosperity of Thessaloniki during the Roman years.