Must-See attractions Group walking tour

Begin your visit at the iconic White Tower of Thessaloniki, the city’s most recognizable landmark. Originally part of the city’s fortification system and later used as a prison during the Ottoman era, the tower now serves as a museum and a symbol of Thessaloniki’s rich heritage. Climb to the top for panoramic views over the city and the Thermaic Gulf. Inside, explore interactive exhibits covering the city’s history, from ancient times through the Byzantine period to modern Greece. This stop is a must-see for history lovers and first-time visitors alike, offering both cultural insight and breathtaking scenery.

Explorez le Complexe Galérien, un impressionnant ensemble monumental datant du IVe siècle, construit par l’empereur Galère lorsqu’il fit de Thessalonique sa résidence impériale. Découvrez la salle en abside, vestige du palais impérial, ainsi que les structures voisines telles que l’hippodrome, l’imposant arc de Galère, et la majestueuse Rotonde, transformée plus tard en église. Ce site illustre la grandeur de l’époque romaine et l’importance stratégique de Thessalonique dans l’Empire. En parcourant ces vestiges, vous plongez dans l’histoire impériale et religieuse de la ville, entre pouvoir, architecture et spiritualité.

Visit the Church of Achiropiitou, one of the oldest and most important early Christian monuments in Thessaloniki. Built in the 5th century, this basilica has miraculously survived centuries of history, including earthquakes and invasions. Step inside to admire its preserved mosaics, marble columns, and original floor decorations that reflect the grandeur of Byzantine art. Its name, “Achiropiitou,” means “not made by human hands,” referring to sacred images believed to be divinely created. A peaceful and spiritual stop in the heart of the city, the church offers a glimpse into Thessaloniki’s religious and architectural legacy.

Aristotélous 9, Thessaloniki 546 24, Grèce " Meet your guide front of Electra Palace Hotel Thessaloniki