Very interesting exhibits which often blend modernity with ancient Greek influence.
Arch built to celebrate a victory over the Persians. Lots of impressive carvings depicting the battle.
Excellent exhibits of Greek contemporary photography contained within a port warehouse dating from 1910.
In ruins but you can still see floor mosaics, columns and walls that have survived.
Lovely 5th century church containing excellently preserved 12th century mosaics and frescoes.
Museum explaining how Greeks wrested control of Macedonia from both Turks and Bulgarians. Very nationalistic but interesting.
Basilica style 5th century church. Was the first to be converted to a mosque under Ottoman rule.
Originally founded in the 3rd century BC by the Macedonians, the Romans maintained its function. Contains extensive ruins.
Birthplace of the founder of modern Turkey. Interesting exhibits explaining his life and founding of the modern republic.
The kastro encloses timber framed houses with overhanging upper floors & Byzantine churches.
In 1826 Ottoman Sultan Mahmud II massacred rebellious janissaries (elite troops of forcibly Islamicised Christian boys) here.
Founded in 1351. Excellent place to enjoy a relaxing stroll. Wonderful frescoes and salmon coloured arches.
Originally built as a mausoleum for Emporer Galerius but he was never laid to rest there. Became the city's first church but converted to a mosque by the Ottomans.
Over 3000 Byzantine artefacts give you an excellent insight into everyday life in this great empire.
Enormous 5th century church. Was converted by the Ottomans into a mosque but was remade a church in 1913. Excellent frescoes and mosaics.
All the major ancient Macedonian finds are contained within this excellent museum.
Excellent meat and beer selection. Perfect place to get everything you need for a successful BBQ.
