Thessaloniki Travel Guide - Best Places and Things to do in Thessaloniki Greece in 2023

Thessaloniki Travel Guide - Best Places and Things to do in Thessaloniki Greece in 2023

Welcome to my video showcasing the top tourist attractions in Thessaloniki, Greece. Thessaloniki is a vibrant and historic city located on the Aegean Sea, renowned for its rich cultural heritage, stunning architecture, and scenic beauty.

In this video, we'll take a closer look at some of the city's most iconic landmarks and must-see attractions, including the Arch of Galerius, the White Tower, the ancient ruins of the Roman Forum, and much more.

Join me on a journey through the fascinating history and culture of Thessaloniki, as we explore the city's top tourist attractions and discover why it's a destination not to be missed. So sit back, relax, and enjoy this virtual tour of Thessaloniki, Greece.

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[promitheus]

You forget about museum of Pella and the old city of Pella, home to Alexander the Great.

[irinarogozhova]

Thank you for this beautiful video! And special thanks for not eating on camera in Thessaloniki which is 90% of travel videos these days :D

[ΒασιλικηΜαστορακη]

THESSALONIKI❤️MACEDONIA AND BERGINA❤️🇬🇷❤️🇬🇷Thanks for the beautiful video🙏👉🌹🌹🇬🇷 I LOVE THESSALONIKI ❤️GREECE❤️🇬🇷 ✨😘☺️💚✌️

[tirouhimelkonian]

I have a layover for about 8-9 hours in Thessaloniki and look forward to exploring the city! I heard the airport is about 8 milles away....The city is lovely!

[SyGiba]

It was a city of Ottoman Turks for 502 years, where the majority of Turks, Greeks and Jews lived peacefully. With its railway and port, trade, economic base, the "Gate of Europe" of the Ottoman Turks, it was a modern city. Greece destroyed its memory, and its magnificent architecture was buried in history. The destruction began in 1912.
The city fell into the hands of the Greeks in the Balkan war. Neither the lives nor the properties of Muslims and Jews were protected. Many mosques in Thessaloniki were converted into churches. Even the grave of Atatürk's father, who was born here, was converted into a church.
In 1913, there were Turks, Jews, Macedonians and a smaller number of Greeks in the historical Turkish city. In the First World War, while the city was under occupation, a fire broke out in August 1917. A large part of the pearl of the Balkans was destroyed. What remained behind were demolished minarets, torn down street signs and abandoned buildings. The city's lands were divided.
In 1923, this time, forced migration was faced. Thousands of people from Thrace and Western Anatolia Greek refugees poured into Thessaloniki, swelling the Greek population. Turkish refugees were sent by ship to Istanbul and Anatolia.

The entire Turkish population emigrated. The demographic structure in Thessaloniki changed. There was a transition from multicultural life to monocultural life. The city's lands were redistributed.

When the port city of Thessaloniki, which was a Turkish homeland for 5 centuries, was abandoned, 139 mosques, including Turkish artifacts, were almost completely destroyed.

Thessaloniki is the second largest city after Athens. The city's appearance resembles Izmir. However, 98 percent of Turkish artifacts were destroyed. Some of the structures that remained standing were destroyed by the earthquakes of 1936 and 1978. Instead of being restored, they were erased from history.

The destroyed history of Thessaloniki.
Muslim graves were destroyed. Among them was the grave of Mustafa Kemal Atatürk's father, Ali Rıza Efendi. Today, Greece does not hesitate to apply discriminatory policies to Western Thrace Turks. The ethnic identity, religious freedom and education problems of the Turkish minority continue. It is also closing Turkish schools in Western Thrace and Southern Macedonia with excuses contrary to the Lausanne Treaty. With the 4 schools closed in June and July, the total number of Turkish schools, which was 251, has dropped to 86. It also refuses to recognize minority status and open schools for the Turkish presence on these islands on the grounds that the Aegean islands belonged to Italy when Lausanne was signed.

[Mollymonroe]

Thessaloniki… just made my top ten destinations list … wow … I just need my career and my salary and it’s (to whatever the closest international airport is)

Oh yeah

[elsociote]

Literally the first word that's spoken is the mispronunciation of the name of the city that is the very subject of the video. Not off to a good start.

[lzrd]

One would think that if someone was interested enough to make this doc., they would have researched the correct pronunciation of this city!

[sandie]

Awful pronunciation of many words, including the name of the city, and "lots of cavies" to buy a drink. Oh and who was ERISTOTAL? Nice illustrations though.

[bobancholich]

Solun, not Thessaloniki and one day Greeks will have to give it back to Macedonia.