Folklore and Ethnological Museum of Macedonia - Thrace (Yako Modiano Mansion)

The Yako Modiano Mansion in Thessaloniki houses the Folklore and Ethnological Museum of Macedonia - Thrace. Built in 1902, the building is one of the most representative examples of architecture from that era. Yako Modiano was a member of one of Thessaloniki's most prominent and wealthy families, engaged in trade and financial transactions.

The mansion combines elements of neoclassical and Art Deco styles, with rich decoration and meticulous attention to detail. Notable is the use of ceramic, marble, and wooden elements, which enhance the aesthetic of the building.

Since 1998, the mansion has functioned as the Folklore and Ethnological Museum, showcasing exhibits that highlight the cultural heritage of Macedonia and Thrace. The museum organizes temporary exhibitions, educational programs, and cultural events, making it a significant cultural destination in Thessaloniki.