• Trigonion Tower - Often referred to as Thessaloniki’s balcony, the Trigonion Tower offers a spectacular view of the city’s acropolis. Visitors can also enjoy a sweeping view of the old city and the Gulf of Thermaikos. On clear days, Mount Olympus, located 150 kilometers away, is visible. Trigoniou Tower, Thessaloniki.
• Vlatadon Monastery - A visit to Moni Vlatadon (Vlatadon Monastery) during a full-day tour of Thessaloniki is truly unforgettable. Nestled in the serene Upper Town, this 14th-century Byzantine monastery is perched on a hillside just within the old city walls and is believed to be the exact location where Saint Paul preached to the Thessalonians in 51 AD. A simple stone inside the small church is traditionally believed to be where the apostle stood. After a short drive from the city center, visitors are rewarded with breathtaking panoramic views over the rooftops, the Thermaic Gulf, and, on clear days, all the way to Mount Olympus. The main church, dedicated to the Transfiguration, is adorned with beautifully preserved frescoes, and the entire site exudes a sense of tranquility as it remains an active monastery under the Ecumenical Patriarchate. Modest attire is required (shoulders and knees covered).
• Church of Saint Dimitrios - Patron of Thessaloniki - Explore the Church of Saint Demetrius, one of Thessaloniki’s oldest and most significant Byzantine churches. Admire the frescoes and descend into the catacombs to uncover a piece of the city’s history. On Tuesdays, the crypt is closed, and only the church is accessible.
• The Greek Agora and Roman Forum - A stop at the Roman Forum (also known as the Ancient Agora) during a full-day tour of Thessaloniki offers a captivating glimpse into the city’s Roman past. Situated in the heart of the modern center, at the intersection of Olympou and Filippou streets, this expansive open-air archaeological site was once the vibrant commercial, political, and social center of Roman Thessaloniki, with its main structures built in the 2nd century AD.
• Eleftheriou Venizelou - Visit the Venizelou subway station museum and marvel at the Via Egnatia remains, showcasing the glorious Roman era of Thessaloniki.
• Arch of Galerius - Admire the remnants of the renowned Galerius Arch, through which the ancient ‘highway’ Via Egnatia, connecting Rome with Constantinople, once passed.
• White Tower of Thessaloniki - Enter Thessaloniki’s most iconic landmark, which houses a museum, and enjoy the stunning view from the top.
• Monument of Alexander The Great - After viewing the statue of Philip II, admire the eternal king of Macedonia, Alexander the Great, on his majestic horse Bucephalus at Thessaloniki’s most photographed location.
• Statue of Philip II of Macedon - The father of Alexander the Great stands proudly on a pedestal across from the White Tower, as if expressing pride in his son’s incredible achievements.
• Rotunda - This unique circular Christian church, the only one of its kind in the world, boasts stunning mosaics and a fascinating history, having transitioned from a Roman temple to a Christian church, then a mosque, and back to a church. On Tuesdays, the museum is closed, allowing only an exterior view.

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