Sanders Old Port - Cozy 1-Bdr Apt with Balcony
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Sanders Old Port - Cozy 1-Bdr Apt with Balcony
1 Katerinis, 546 27 Thessaloniki, Hy Lạp
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Rental basis: Entire house or apartment
Number of bedrooms: 1; Number of other rooms with beds: 1
Discover Thessaloniki: Greece's Hidden Gem for Your Next Holiday
Nestled on the Thermic Gulf, Thessaloniki is a city that perfectly blends the ancient with the modern, offering an unforgettable holiday experience. As Greece’s second-largest city and the cultural capital of the north, Thessaloniki captivates visitors with its rich history, vibrant arts scene, stunning architecture, and Mediterranean charm. Whether you're a history enthusiast, foodie, or simply looking to relax by the sea, Thessaloniki has something for everyone. Here's why this enchanting city should be on your holiday radar.
A Historical Journey Through Time
Thessaloniki's rich past spans over 2,300 years, with a tapestry of influences from its Roman, Byzantine, Ottoman, and Jewish heritage. As you stroll through its streets, the city reveals layers of history, blending ancient ruins with modern life.
1. The White Tower: The City’s Icon
Begin your exploration at the White Tower, Thessaloniki's most iconic landmark. This 15th-century structure, once a Byzantine fortress and Ottoman prison, now houses a museum detailing the city’s history. The view from the top offers panoramic vistas of the sea and the bustling waterfront.
2. Roman and Byzantine Relics
History buffs will love the Roman Rotunda and Arch of Galerius (Kamara). The Rotunda, built in the 4th century AD, has been a mausoleum, Christian church, and mosque over the centuries. Today, it's a striking monument, known for its ancient mosaics. Kamara, a triumphal arch from the Roman period, marks the victory of Emperor Galerius over the Persians. It is a popular meeting point and testament to the city’s imperial past.
Just a short walk away is the Ancient Agora, a bustling center of civic life during Roman times. Wander through the ruins, including the remains of a theatre and marketplace, and imagine what life was like in the city's early days.
3. Byzantine Churches: UNESCO HeritageXem Thêm
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Sân Bay: Sân bay Makedonia
(18,7km)
Điểm nổi bật: Cineplexx One Salonica
(200m)
Điểm nổi bật: All Saints Church
(360m)
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Nhận phòng: Sau 16:00
Trả phòng: Trước 11:00
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- Số Phòng: 1
Rental basis: Entire house or apartment
Number of bedrooms: 1; Number of other rooms with beds: 1
Discover Thessaloniki: Greece's Hidden Gem for Your Next Holiday
Nestled on the Thermic Gulf, Thessaloniki is a city that perfectly blends the ancient with the modern, offering an unforgettable holiday experience. As Greece’s second-largest city and the cultural capital of the north, Thessaloniki captivates visitors with its rich history, vibrant arts scene, stunning architecture, and Mediterranean charm. Whether you're a history enthusiast, foodie, or simply looking to relax by the sea, Thessaloniki has something for everyone. Here's why this enchanting city should be on your holiday radar.
A Historical Journey Through Time
Thessaloniki's rich past spans over 2,300 years, with a tapestry of influences from its Roman, Byzantine, Ottoman, and Jewish heritage. As you stroll through its streets, the city reveals layers of history, blending ancient ruins with modern life.
1. The White Tower: The City’s Icon
Begin your exploration at the White Tower, Thessaloniki's most iconic landmark. This 15th-century structure, once a Byzantine fortress and Ottoman prison, now houses a museum detailing the city’s history. The view from the top offers panoramic vistas of the sea and the bustling waterfront.
2. Roman and Byzantine Relics
History buffs will love the Roman Rotunda and Arch of Galerius (Kamara). The Rotunda, built in the 4th century AD, has been a mausoleum, Christian church, and mosque over the centuries. Today, it's a striking monument, known for its ancient mosaics. Kamara, a triumphal arch from the Roman period, marks the victory of Emperor Galerius over the Persians. It is a popular meeting point and testament to the city’s imperial past.
Just a short walk away is the Ancient Agora, a bustling center of civic life during Roman times. Wander through the ruins, including the remains of a theatre and marketplace, and imagine what life was like in the city's early days.
3. Byzantine Churches: UNESCO Heritage