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Information Thessaloniki, Greece
Thessaloniki is centered on the Ionian Sea to the west and the Eros River to the east. The second largest city in Greece and often referred to as the joint capital of Athens, the straight line north from Thessaloniki meets the borders of the three countries. is the former Yugoslavia, Bulgaria and Greece. This line also divides the northwest of Greece. This line also divides northwestern Greece. which includes Epirus and Western Macedonian out of the Northeast, which included Eastern Macedonia and Thras. The history of the Northeast is full of migrations across the borders of indigenous peoples and nations, here Alexander the Great set out to conquer the East, and here too the Romans. Build the Via Egnatia road from the Adriatic coast to the Hellespont Strait.
The disintegrating Byzantine Empire subsequently faced constant invasion from the north due to the expansion of Slavic and Ottoman Turkic territories that circled the Balkans. Conquer Macedonian and Thras Before embarking near Constantinople, Thessaloniki, tourists coming to the city by sea will see this modern city filled with motel-style façades as well as a seaside town. much in the Mediterranean at the beginning of this century The same scenery used to be dominated by the majestic minarets of the minaret but was destroyed by a major fire in 1959. 1917 that burned nearly three-quarters of the city.
Among the skyscrapers, the façade is surrounded by Roman and Byzantine walls and among the main traffic routes. pedestrian alley appeared historical wealth such as Roman ruins Byzantine church, Turkic building and Jewish cemeteries stand behind the greenery of colorful squares or houses in the old upper town. Anopoli Thessalonians were founded in 315 BC by King Macedo. Nia Kassander named the city after his wife, an insignificant city during the Macedonian Empire’s rise in power in the 4th century BC. Macedonian Hellenistic and Roman excavations from all over the region It is also where the Sindos and Verniya collections are gathered. famous with
