6+1 Things To Do While Staying In A Hotel In Thessaloniki Center

The best option to explore and enjoy this amazing and interesting city is to choose staying in a hotel in thessaloniki center. Here are the 7 most worth to visit spots in town:

1. Visit the White Tower
The White Tower is a medieval castle in Thessaloniki's downtown. The Byzantine emperor Alexios III Angelos erected it in 1204. The Turks conquered the city and demolished the tower in 1430. The Ottomans reconstructed the tower after the Greek War of Independence. The Museum of Byzantine Culture, the Archaeological Museum, the Museum of Contemporary Art, and the Museum of Modern Art are all housed in the White Tower today.

2. See the Monastery of Saint Demetrius
Saint Demetrius Monastery is a Christian Orthodox monastery in the northern suburbs of Thessaloniki, Greece. Emperor Constantine IX Monomachos established it in 1071. The monastery is famous for its stunning frescoes on the inside and outside.

3. See the Church of St. Sophia
St. Sophia's Cathedral is a medieval Eastern Orthodox cathedral in Thessaloniki, Macedonia, Greece. Construction began in 330 AD and was completed in 532 AD. The church was built over 600 years and became a symbol of Christianity's ascent to power in the region. The current building was erected in 1885.

4. Explore Kalamaria
Kalamaria is a neighborhood in Thessaloniki's north-central area with several classic eateries and cafes. You may explore the small lanes packed with stores and local markets in Thessaloniki's ancient town.

But, this city is more than its interesting historical plavces and monuments. Near to your hotel in thessaloniki center you will find the following fascinating urban and mainstream places:

5. Go shopping at the Central Market
The central market is a renowned shopping destination in Thessaloniki. Local produce, spices, meats, fish, fruits, vegetables, and other items are available in the market. This is one of my favorite places to buy fresh herbs!

6. Eat some mezedes (Greek tapas)
Mezedes are little dishes available in any restaurant. There are numerous varieties of mezedes, but I have two favorites. The artichoke dip comes first. Then there's the octopus salad.

7. Have a coffee at Cafe AbyssiniaCafe Abyssinia is a great place for people to watch in Thessaloniki while enjoying a delicious cup of Greek coffee.