Interesting places

Fresh fish, a classic Greek taverna on the promenade — large portions, tables by the sea.

Seafood, drinks and sunset with a beach-club vibe — great for the evening.

Seafood by the water in Kalamaria — relaxed and less touristy.

Grilled meat and souvlaki in a traditional Greek atmosphere.

Pizza, pasta and a relaxed dinner on Filippou Street.

Breakfast, brunch and coffee, drinks later — one of the more modern, stylish spots.

Rooftop drinks with a sea view and sunset.

Drinks and brunch with a friendly atmosphere.

Thessaloniki's historic nightlife district — bars and restaurants.

Gyros and souvlaki — quick, tasty Greek food.

A lively food market and restaurant in Thessaloniki.

Greek cuisine in the heart of the city.

Greek meze and ouzo, a Thessaloniki classic.

A premium dining spot outside the city, in Nea Potidea.

A premium restaurant in Nea Propontida, worth the drive.

Cafés, restaurants and a sea view — the heart of the city.

Symbol of the city, with a panoramic view from the top.

The seaside promenade and the best photo spot.

Roman monuments (Kamara), close to each other.

The most important church in the city — UNESCO heritage.

Old streets, authentic vibe and the best views over the city.

Panoramic views — great for sunset.

A food hall and local products.

Traditional local market — spices, meat, street food.

The Archaeological Museum of Thessaloniki.

Award-winning museum of Byzantine art & culture.

Toy store — a favourite with younger guests.

Toys, home and just about everything.

Beauty and department store.

The largest shopping mall in the area.

Outlet shopping near the city.