Thessaloniki Old Town & Landmarks Tours
Explore Thessaloniki’s rich layers of history: the seafront White Tower symbol of the city, the Roman Rotunda and Galerius Arch, the grand Byzantine churches, the lively Aristotelous Square and waterfront, and the atmospheric Ano Poli (Upper Town) with its Ottoman houses and castle walls. A walking tour spans 2,300 years of Greek, Roman, Byzantine and Ottoman heritage.
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Old Town & Landmarks in Thessaloniki — FAQ
What is there to see in Thessaloniki?
Highlights include the seafront White Tower, the Roman Rotunda and Arch of Galerius, the Byzantine churches and city walls, Aristotelous Square, the waterfront and the Ano Poli (Upper Town) with its Ottoman quarter and views.
What is the White Tower of Thessaloniki?
The White Tower is Thessaloniki’s iconic seafront landmark, a 15th-century Ottoman fortification on the waterfront, now a museum about the city’s history with panoramic views from the top.
Is a Thessaloniki walking tour worth it?
Yes — a guided walk brings to life Thessaloniki’s remarkable Roman, Byzantine, Jewish and Ottoman layers, from the White Tower to the Upper Town, the best way to understand this historic Greek city.