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Thessaloniki Airport Makedonia 24 min

Jewish Museum of Thessaloniki (3 min)
Museum on the history of Jewish people in Thessaloniki & the Holocaust's impact on the community.

Modiano Market (2 min)
Well-known, long-running locale with fish markets, butcher shops & other food stalls, plus tavernas.

Arch of Galerius (15 min)
Iconic monument dedicated in 303 CE featuring relief scenes of Galerius' victory over the Persians.

Heptapyrgion of Thessalonica (14 min)
This Byzantine-era fortress features multiple towers & overlooks the city's acropolis.

Macedonian Struggle Museum (6 min)
Museum tracing the history of the Macedonian Struggle with 19th- & 20th-century objects & documents.

Archaeological Museum of Thessaloniki (19 min)
Noted archaeological museum with a massive collection of Greek art & artifacts up to late antiquity.

Vlatadon Monastery (12 min)
Hilltop Byzantine temple with city views, centuries-old frescoes, icons & religious treasures.

MOMus-Museum of Modern Art-Costakis collection (14 min)
Modest contemporary-art museum with a collection of avant-garde Russian works & rotating exhibits.

Kapani Market (4 min)
Bustling, storied covered market for fruits, vegetables, meat, seafood, clothing & souvenirs.

Alexander the Great Statue (18 min)
Giant monument depicting lauded Ancient Greek ruler Alexander III of Macedonia on a rearing horse.

Cathedral Church of Agia Sophia of Thessalonica (10 min)
Historic, iconic orthodox church with elaborate statuary, paintings & mosaics under massive arches.

OTE Tower (19 min)
Landmark broadcasting tower with a revolving restaurant & 360-degree-views over Thessaloniki.

Church of St. Demetrios (14 min)
This church is built upon the site of an ancient Roman bath house & contains Saint Demetrius' body.

MOMus - Thessaloniki Museum of Photography (7 min)
Small cultural center tracing regional history through photography collections & rotating exhibits.

Rotunda (17 min)
Circular building built as a house of worship by Romans in the early 300s & known for its mosaics.