Area Attractions

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One of the most traditional and picturesque districts in Thessaloniki with its Byzantine walls, architectural heritage and monuments that stir visitors’ interest. The numerous taverns that can be found in this area complete the visitor’s experience of this city!

The village of Hortiatis is well-known for its many tavernas serving meat delicacies. Spend an evening by the fire with a glass of retsina (traditional Greek wine), an acquired taste that brings the forest to your palate, and mouth-watering skewered fillet of lamb or kokoretsi, a specialty made of lamb’s liver.

The beautiful three-pronged peninsula to the south-east of Thessaloniki is a popular tourist destination. The wonderful beaches, crystal clear waters and the combination of sea and mountain make it one of the most popular destinations in Greece.

Despite its proximity to the western side of the city, the Delta has managed to keep its flora and fauna intact. The river delta is a birdwatcher’s heaven and, in the nearby village of Kalohori, you will find large mussels served fresh with lemon and olive oil.

The seat of the 12 gods and the center of Greek mythology, Mount Olympus is today one of the most important national parks, offering unique flora and natural springs.

This monastic republic is inhabited by 1,700 monks. Each monastery houses priceless treasures and sacred relics, ranging from manuscripts to icons and frescoes.

Located in the Halkidiki area, this is the site of some of the area’s greatest anthropological finds. The discovery of a 500,000-year-old Neanderthal skull drew world attention; The site has become the scene for continuous scientific exploration.

Built in AD 300 in Platia Navarinou.

This is one of the best museums of Greece. It houses art from the Archaic, Classical and Hellenistic eras, as well as artifacts from Ancient Macedonia, including gold ornamental art and ancient Greek weapons.

Illustrates Byzantine history and culture through Byzantine icons, art, and everyday artifacts.

A beautifully-built round fort at the eastern waterfront. It was built in the 15th century as part of a sea fortification and it has become the most recognized landmark of Thessaloniki. The tower houses the Museum of History and Art of Thessaloniki.

Just a few meters from Hyatt Regency Thessaloniki, you can enjoy shopping in Mediterranean Cosmos, the largest shopping mall in Thessaloniki.

The retail heart of Thessaloniki comprises these streets. Their shops offer a variety of jewelry, furs, popular art, craft objects, and clothing to satisfy even the most demanding tastes.

Modiano Market is colorful and atmospheric and sells all manner of fresh produce including meat, fish, cheese, bread, flowers, and spices. An excellent place to sample authentic Greek street food.