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Thessloniki
Thessaloniki is the shimmering northern star of Greece, and it is the same to say that it is the very best that the country has to offer, and the reason is that it is very much the same as the Mediterranean basin with a mixture of its qualities.
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Thessloniki
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Greece's second largest city, Thessaloniki, is the cultural center of the North and a place of constant buzzing, historical and thermal welcoming. The city, with its back towards the Thermaic Gulf, is a cosmopolitan one that embarks on a journey through time and exuberance, thereby securing its position as one of the most tempting destinations in Greece.
With its Byzantine, Ottoman, and Roman past, Thessaloniki showcases the entire monitoring of architecture and culture. The city's lovable and the most adored White Tower marks the skyline, but at the same time, ancient places like Rotunda, Arch of Galerius, and Roman Forum narrate the tales of the past centuries. While wandering in the Upper Town (Ano Poli) you will get not only panoramic views but also the tales of Macedonia through the houses that whisper the stories of the old Greece.
The city of Thessaloniki besides its historical roots is full of art, good food, and partying. The whole city has its waterfront promenade, which goes for kilometers, so that one can enjoy the evening stroll while taking in the pleasant views of the sea and the Mount Olympus in the distance. Those who love food will surely be delighted with the nickname of Thessaloniki as Greece's culinary capital, as the traditional tavernas and modern restaurants are prepared to pamper them with their appetizing dishes, which are created with local and Eastern Mediterranean flavors.
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