Ecclesiastical Museum of the Holy Metropolis of Thessaloniki

The Ecclesiastical Museum of the Holy Metropolis of Thessaloniki is a significant institution dedicated to the city's religious and cultural heritage. Established in 1999, it is located on the ground floor of the Metropolis building at 7 Vogatzi Street, in the heart of Thessaloniki.

The museum houses a rich collection of sacred relics, Byzantine and post-Byzantine icons, ecclesiastical vestments, liturgical objects, and manuscripts from churches and monasteries within the Metropolitan area of Thessaloniki. Its collections highlight the religious art and tradition of the region, providing visitors with a deep understanding of the ecclesiastical history and spiritual life of Thessaloniki.

In addition to serving as a space for exhibitions, the museum functions as a center for the study and preservation of the city’s religious heritage. Through its collections, it showcases the evolution of Byzantine art and Thessaloniki’s significant role as a spiritual center throughout the Byzantine Empire.

The museum attracts scholars, students, and tourists, offering a unique opportunity to explore Thessaloniki's ecclesiastical art and cultural tradition in a tasteful and contemplative setting.