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Hotel Zalikis Guide to Thessaloniki

How to get to Thessaloniki?

By plane:

The airport Makedonia (SKG) is located in the area of Mikra, about 20-minute drive

from downtown. It is the second largest airport in Greece, linked with most major

Europe and Balkan cities.

In our hotel, you can get a special offer for free taxi pickup from airport along with

your room.

Taking a taxi on your own, it will cost you around 30 euros. You can also go to the

center of the town using the 24-hour bus line - number 78 (or 78N during night),paying a ticket around one euro.

Extra info about the airport is available onThessaloniki Airports website.

By train:

The railway station of Thessaloniki has become one of the major in the Balkan area.

It connects Thessaloniki with the largest cities of Romania, Croatia, Serbia,

Montenegro, Turkey, and Bulgaria.

Moreover, it connects Thessaloniki with the biggest cities in Greece, including of

course Athens, to which the trip lasts around 5 and a half hours.

Extra info including timetables is available onTRAINOSEs website.

By bus:

KTEL company is the main bus transportation organization in Greece. The bus

station can be easily reached in the west end of the city. Tickets can also be

purchased from the Macedonia Bus Station ticket office, located at 119 Egnatia

Street.

On the website of KTEL , you can find information about the travel schedule and

fees.
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Getting around Thessaloniki:

On foot:

You can cover most of the city on foot. All main attractions are in walking distances

one from another.

By bus:

Organization of Urban Transport of Thessaloniki is in charge of the inner city bus

transport. You can find more information about the available routes, timetables and

other additional information on their website. Another option is to ask on the

reception in your hotel or even someone in the street to tell you where to take the

right bus for your destination.

Our recommendation is route 50 Cultural line, which will guide you to the most

cultural attractions of the city.

By car:

At the airport you may find some rental companies if you want to rent a car or a

motorbike. Taxi from the airport to the city center will cost you around 30 euros.

Useful information:

Good to knowLanguage Greek

Currency Euro

Time zone GMT+02 ( EET - Eastern EuropeanTime)

Telephone country code 30

Thessaloniki telephone area code 2310

Electricity 220 Volts, 50 Cycles

Primary Socket Type Europlug, Schuko

Emergency NumbersPolice 100

Fire brigade 199

Ambulance 166
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Post Office - Ask the people in the kiosks (there are many in every street) or the

locals where the nearest post office is. Phone: +30 2310 268954

Pharmacy - Each pharmacy in Thessaloniki has a notice in the window showing

which pharmacies are open, their normal working hours and addresses. Some of

them may have in their emergency number.

Useful Greek words and phrases

English Greek(Pronancuation)

Yes Ne

No Ohi

OK Entaxei

Please/Youre welcome Parakalo

Thank you EfharistoExcuse me/Pardon Syngnomi

What time is it? Ti ora ine?

Good morning/day Kalimera

Good evening Kalispera

Good night Kalinichta

Where am I? Pou ime?

Do you speak English? Milate anglika?

Sorry, I dont speak Greek. Signomi, ala then milao elinika.

Help Voithia

Where can I catch the bus? Pou boro na paro to leforio?

I want a taxi Thelo ena taxi.

How much does that cost? Poso kostizi afto?

May I have the bill? Boro na echo to logariasmo?

Hotel Xenodocheio

Bank Trapeza

Bus Leforio

Train Treno

Station Stathmos

Ticket Eisitirio

Open Anoichto

Closed KleistoWater Nero

Tea Tsai

Coffee Kafe


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Where to stay in Thessaloniki?

Hotel El Greco

El Greco Hotel is the only 3 star hotel with 4 star quality in Thessaloniki. It has one

of the best locations in Thessaloniki, right in the hearth of the city. All the maintourist attractions of Thessaloniki are within walking distance of El Greco hotel and

great shopping opportunities surround it.

Address: 23 Egnatia Street

Phone: (+30) 2310 520 620

Website:hotelelgreco.gr

E-mail:[email protected]

Hotel Zaliki

Zaliki Hotel Thessaloniki is located in the center of Thessaloniki, next to Aristotelous

square and just few steps away from Egnatia street. It welcomes you in a restored

neo-classical, building of the previous century, with a beautiful architecture, located

in the historical center of the city.

Address: 6 Gr. Zaliki Street

Phone: (+30) 2310 226 400

Website:zalikihotel.gr


Hotel Rotonda

Hotel Rotonda is excellently located by Thessaloniki's Central Railway Station, right

at the entrance of the city. It offers you comfortable accommodation along with

excellent public transport links and immediate access to the commercial, cultural

and business center of the city.

Address: 97 Monastiriou Street

Phone: (+30) 2310 517 121

Website:hotelrotonda.comE-mail:[email protected]
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Image 1 - Rotonda

Hotel Luxembourg

Hotel Luxembourg is located by the Aristotelous Square, where Komninon and

Kalapothaki streets intersect. Its quality rooms are carefully decorated in order to

make you feel comfortable, cozy and like home.

Address: 6 Komnimon Street

Phone: (+30) 2310 252 600

Website:hotelluxembourg.gr


Hotel Anessis

Anessis stands out of Thessaloniki Hotels with its modern design, warm and

welcoming envirornment. Itsideal for business guests or for those who want to

enjoy a leisure visit to the cosmopolitan and cultural city of Thessaloniki.

Address: 20 26thOctober Street

Phone: (+30) 2310 520 200

Website:hotelanessis.gr


What to see in Thessaloniki?

MonumentsRotonda

It was constructed by Gallerius as his

mausoleum. It is the oldest of Thessaloniki's

churches. Some Greek publications claim it

is the oldest Christian church in the world,

although there are other competitors for

that title. It is the most important surviving

example of a church from the early Christian

period of the Greek-speaking part of theRoman Empire.

White Tower

White tower is the symbol and point of reference for the locals and the visitors of

Thessaloniki city. It stands next to the water front of the town reminding of the old
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Image 3 - Aristotle Statue

times. It used to be the tower that guarded the eastern end of the Thessalonikis

city walls during the 15th century and for the years later on was used as a prison.

In 1912 Thessaloniki was freed and the Tower was whitewashed as a symbol of

cleansing and freedom and gained its current White Tower name. Nowadays it's a

museum of art and history and one of the citys main attractions.

Palace of Galerius and Arch Of Galerius Kamara

The Palace is located in Navarinou Square and it was

built in 300 A. D in the heart of the Thessaloniki city.

Pieces of the palace are prominent around the center of

the city giving an ancient and historical feel to it. The

arch of Galerius, or commonly known as Kamara

(meaning arch), is about 1 minute walk north from the

palace and it is one of the most known meeting spot of

Thessaloniki citizens. It is a symbol of glory and has

been a focal spot of the city for a long time. Kamara

was built in 299 A.D. and was dedicated in 303 A. D. to

Galerius victory over the Persians in 208 A. D.

Aristotelous square

The most impressive square in Thessaloniki. Buildings

with great architecture inspired by European and

colonial models, cafes, shops etc. A meeting place

during the day. The square where the big celebrations

take place, such as the coming of the New Year.Everyday a lot of people take their walk in Aristotelous

square, a lot of young ones skateboard around and

hang out. The square is full of trees and ends next to

the water front where you could drink your coffee, beer

or eat in some fancy restaurant.

Roman Forum

The Roman Forum of Thessaloniki is the ancient Roman-era forum (or Agora),

discovered by archeological excavations, which took place in 1966. It is a large two-

terraced forum, which also features two Roman baths (one of them is buried

underneath the city) and a small theater, used for Gladiatorial games. In mid-2nd

century A.D., it was the cultural and economic center of Thessaloniki, and its

believed that it was used until 6th century. It is located north of the Aristotelous

square, between Filippou and Olympou streets, in Thessalonikis city center. In

summer, Pic Nic Urban Festival, which features free food and live music, is hosted

Image 2 - Kamara


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at the Forum.

The Church Of Saint Demetrius - Agios Dimitrios

The church of the patron saint of the town is amust see in Thessaloniki. The first church of

Saint Dimitrios, a Christian martyr, was built in

413 A.D. The location of the church is the place

where gladiator fights used to be performed in

the city. The ancient bath area, in which Saint

Dimitrios had been prisoned, has been retained

as a crypt inside the church. It was completely

rebuilt in 1948 according the original plans

since it has been destroyed twice before by

fire. It stands as one of the most important

byzantine monuments of Thessaloniki.

Osios David The Latomou monastery

This humble church with a commanding view of the city was supposedly built about

500 in honor of Galerius's daughter, who was secretly baptized while her father was

away fighting. It was later converted into a mosque, and at some time its west

wallthe traditional place of entrance (in order to look east when facing the altar)

was bricked up, so you enter Osios David from the south. No matter; this entirely

suits the church's rather battered magic. You can still see the radiantly beautiful

mosaic in the dome of the apse, which shows a rare beardless Jesus, as he seems

to have been described in the vision of Ezekiel.

Museums

Archaeological Museum ofThessaloniki6 Manoli Andronikou StreetTel: (+30) 2310 830538Email:[email protected]:AMTH

Atatrk Museum75 Apostolou Pavlou St.Tel: (+30) 2310 248452

Image 4 - Agios Dimitrios
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Museum of Byzantine Culture

2 Stratou AvenueTel:. (+30) 2313 306400Email:[email protected]:MBP

Cinema Museum

Warehouse A, Pier ATel: (+30) 2310 508398Website:Cinemuseum

FOLKLIFE AND ETHNOLOGICALMUSEUM OF MACEDONIA-THRACE68 Vas. Olgas StreetTel: (+30) 2310 830591, (+30) 2310889840,

(+30) 2310 889855Email:[email protected] :LEMMTH

Goulandris Natural History Museumof Thessaloniki (EKBY)14th km Thessaloniki-Mihaniona, 570 01Thermi,Tel: (+30) 2310 476262, (+30) 2310473320Email:[email protected]:EKBY

Jewish Museum of Thessaloniki

13 Agiou Mina StreetTel: (+30) 2310 250406-7Email:[email protected]:JMTH

Macedonian Museum of

Contemporary ArtEgnatia 154 (on the grounds ofThessaloniki International Fair)el: (+30) 2310 240002, (+30) 2310281212Email:[email protected] :MMCA

Museum for the MacedonianStruggle23 Proxenou KoromilaTel: (+30) 2310 229778E-mail:[email protected] :IMMA

TELOGLION Foundation of Art159A Agiou DimitriouTel: (+30) 2310 991610Email:[email protected],[email protected] :Teloglion

Thessaloniki History CenterBillis Building, Hippodromiou SquareTel: (+30) 2310 264668

Thessaloniki Olympic MuseumAgiou Dimitriou & 3rd SeptemberTel: (+30) 2310 968531-2Email:[email protected]:Olympic museum

Science Center and TechnologyMuseum "NOESIS"6Th Km. Thessaloniki - Thermi RoadTel: (+30) 2310 483000Website:Noesis

War Museum Thessaloniki4 Grigoriou LamprakiTel: (+30) 2310 249803Email:[email protected]:War museum
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Insectopia

Nea Monastiriou 119Tel: (+30) 69 4020 9092Email:[email protected]:Insectopia

State Museum of Contemporary Art

21 Kolokotroni StreetTel:(+30) 2310 589140Email:[email protected]:Greek state museum

Nightlife Thessaloniki comes alive at night!

Thessaloniki is famous for its outgoing people, the always relaxed attitude that you

feel "in the air" of the city, delicious tastes and mixture of local cuisines and last but

not least, everyone talks about the city's nightlife.

The city offers you countless options that can satisfy every style of nightlife you

prefer. It has a plethora of bars close to the water front with different musical

styles, designs and decoration.

In Ladadika and in the Valoritou and Syggrou Streets you will find rock and

alternative bars that are always full of people having fun time and drinking a beer.

Ladadika is the area from Koudouriotou to Diamanti

streets and from Hiou to Lemnou streets, and it is what

remains of the Jewish part of the city. It is characterized

by its beautiful surroundings that help you get a feel of

Thessaloniki before the great fire of 1917. Currently you

can find many nice bars and restaurants there and you

can certainly feel why it has become one of the citysfocal points in the nightlife of Thessaloniki. Nevertheless,

it is always a great area for eating traditional Greek foods

specially cooked with the influence of the immigrant

element that used to exist. There are a lot of nice restaurants in this area that went

from having a bad reputation to being one of the nicest places in the city.

In case you want to experience more elegant and stylish restaurants you could go

to the area of Krini, which is on the east coast of the city by the seaside.

Other places worth visiting

Locked/ The MindTrap

Locked and The MindTrap are live room escape games and a great experience for

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Image 6 - Meteora

friends or family. The goal of the game is to escape from the locked room using

mind, logic and teamwork. Teams of up to five people need to solve numerous

puzzles and mysteries during 60 min to complete the main goal. These two escape

games are ranked as the best two activities in Thessaloniki on Trip Advisor, so be

sure not to miss them!

Waterland

Waterland is a waterpark located on the outskirts of Thessaloniki, on the road to

Chalkidiki. It was the first waterpark in Greece, in 1994, and is unique in Northern

Greece. It has lots of slides, big and small pools, water bikes, cafes and a souvenir

shop, and is appropriate for all ages.

Where to go near Thessaloniki?

Meteora

Meteora is one of the largest and significant complexes of Christian Orthodox

Monasteries in Greece. Meteora means

suspended in the air or in the heavens

above and it is comprised of 6 monasteries

built on natural sandstone rock pillars. It

used to have 30 active monasteries and it

has been included on the UNESCO World

Heritage List.

Monks started gathering in Meteora in the

11th century and 24 of the monasteries

were built in 15th century. Frescoes in

monasteries are reported to be post

Byzantine paintings.

Meteora is close to the small town of

Kalabaka and the rock, on which Meteora

stands, is considered to be 60 million years

old.

Meteora is only 220 km away from

Thessaloniki and is a great place for one day

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Vergina - City of Philip II and center of Greek Macedonia

Vergina is a village located in Central Macedonia, Greece, around 80 kilometers

away from Thessaloniki. It is famous because of the archaeological finds, including

tombs of Macedonian Kings, discovered by Professor Manolis

Andronikos. According to the claims of Andronikos and most

archeologists, the tomb of Philip II, father of Alexander the

Great, and the tomb of Alexander IV, who is the son of

Alexander the Great and Roxana, were found.

Vergina is the modern name of Aigai that was the capital of

the Kingdom of Macedonia. The tombs are protected by a set

of underground enclosures build in 1993 and a museum has

been constructed in order to display all the findings. On the

lid of the golden larnax (small closed coffin) of Philip II there

is the classic Greek Macedonian symbol of sun. Since 1996,

UNESCO has inducted the Archeological Site of Aigai in

the World Heritage List.

Mount Athos Agion Oros

Mount Athos in Greece or "Agion Oros" (Holy Mountain) is the centre of Eastern

Christian Orthodox Monasticism, dedicated to prayer and worship. It is located in

the third, eastern peninsula of Chalkidiki or

Halkidiki.

Agion Oros forms a self-governed part of the

Greek state. It is subject to the Ministry of

Foreign Affairs in its political aspect,

spiritually and about the religious issues to

the Ecumenical Patriarchate of

Constantinopole.

Agion Oros is divided into twenty self-

governed territories. Each territory consists

of a cardinal monastery and other monastic

establishments that surround it.

Though land-linked, Mount Athos is accessible by ferry boat either from the port of

Ouranoupoli, for those heading to west coast monasteries or from Ierrisos for the

east coast ones.

Image 7 - Golden larnax of Philip II

Image 8 - Dionysiou monastery, Agion Oros


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The daily number of visitors entering Mount Athos is restricted and all are required

to obtain a special entrance permit valid for a limited period. The permit is called

adiamontrion, a form of Byzantine visa that is written in Greek, dated using the

Julian calendar, and signed by four of the secretaries of leading monasteries.

There are generally two kinds of diamontria: the general diamontrion thatenables the visitor to stay overnight at any one of the monasteries but only to stay

in the mountain for three days, and the special diamontrion which allows a visitor

to visit only one monastery or skete but to stay as many days as he has agreed

with the monks. The general diamontrion is available upon application to the

Pilgrims' Bureau in Thessaloniki. Once this has been granted it will be issued at the

port of departure, on the day of departure.

Once granted, the pilgrim can contact the monastery where he would like to stay in

order to reserve a bed (one night only per monastery). The ferries require

reservations, both ways.

The duration of the general visa can be extended by several days by personally

applying at the main office in Karyes.

Ask for more details about any of the aforementioned trips at our hotels reception.

Other places worth mentioning are:

Chalkidiki (Halkidiki)

Chalkidiki peninsula is surely the favorite summer destination of Thessalonikis

residents and people from nearby places. Many tourists from Balkan countries alsodecide to spend their summer holidays here. The beaches of Chalkidiki are famous

because of their unique beauty and purity.

Chalkidiki peninsula is located roughly 20km south of Thessaloniki, and is

comprised of 3 smaller peninsulas Kassandra, Sithonia and Agion Oros. Capital

and administrative center of Chalkidiki, Polygyros, is located in the center of the

peninsula.

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Mount Olympus

Mount Olympus, home of the Gods of Greek mythology, is the highest and most

famous mountain in Greece. It is located around 80 km (50 miles) southwest from

Thessaloniki. Mount Olympus has 52 peaks, and the highest one Mytikas,

meaning nose, is 2,919 meters high.Olympus is also known for its deep gorges

and rich fauna.

In 1938, Mount Olympus was declared as

the first Green National park and a Worlds

Biosphere reserve in 1981.

Mountaineering and hiking trails are

available to visitors, including both easier

and difficult routes. Every year, thousands

of people visit Mount Olympus to admire its

nature and to engage in other alternative activities, like paragliding, cannoning,

rafting, climbing, mountain-biking, and jeep safari.

What to do if you lose your documents?

Its always stressful to lose your passport, ID, money or other documents whileyoure on vacation. To ensure that you have the least amount of trouble when that

happens, be sure to do the following:

Make copies of your documents and bring them with you on your trip. You

can carry it anywhere with you, or leave it in the hotel room. Also, leave a

copy to your friend or a family member at home, so they can send it to you,

if necessary, via e-mail or fax.

Dont carry all of your money in the same place. Place it in different bags and

pockets.

Have an address and a telephone number of your countrys embassy orconsulate in the country youre staying at. To help you with that, hotel El

Greco has carefully created a list of consulates in Thessaloniki, which you can

find on the next page.

Image 9 - Mount Olympus' Peaks


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List of Consulates in Thessaloniki

Country Address Telephone Number

Albania 6 Odysseos St. (+30) 2310 547 435

Australia 28 Archeologikou Mousiou St. (+30) 2310 827 494Austria 37 Mitropoleos St. (+30) 2310 478 300

Belgium 8 Dodecanissou St. (+30) 2310 538 157

Bulgaria N. Manu Street N12,E. Abbot Street N1

(+30) 2310 829 210

Canada 19, N. Kountouriotou Street (+30) 2310 256 350

Croatia 14 Victor Hugo Street (+30) 2310 548 203

Cyprus 37, Leoforos Nikis, 1st Floor (+30) 2310 260 611

Czech Republic 57, Leoforos Nikis Ave. (+30) 2310 222 376

Denmark 26, Komninon Street (+30) 2310 284 065

Estonia 24, Aristotelous Street (+30) 2310 260 707

Finland Plateon 10Industrial Park of Neochorouda11th km Old National RoadThessalonikis Kilkis

(+30) 2310 511 191

France 27 rue Evzonon (+30) 2310 244 030/ 031

Germany 33, Megalou Alexandrou Avenue (+30) 2310 251 120

Greenland 26, Komninon Street (+30) 2310 284 065

Ireland 5, Aristotelous Square (+30) 2310 465 177

Malta 13 Kountouriotou Street (+30) 2310 550 271

Netherlands Industrial Area of Thessaloniki,

Entrance B

(+30) 2310 568 752

Norway 26 Komninon St. (+30) 2310 284 065

Peru 192, rue Monastiriou, 3rd floor (+30) 2310 566 737

Philippines 22 Dodekanissou Street (+30) 2310 556161

Serbia Komninon 4 (+30) 2310 244 265

South Africa 51 Tsimiski Street (+30) 2310 489 386

Spain 7, rue Aghiou Mina (+30) 2310 515 391

Sweden Komninon 26 (+30) 2310 284 065

Turkey 151 Aghiou Dimitriou Street (+30) 2310 965070/071/072/073

Ukraine 1, Il.Oplopiou Street (+30) 2310 500 045

United States ofAmerica

43 Tsimiski St, 7th Floor (+30) 2310 242905/906/907

Uruguay Athinas 6 & Platonos Nro. 751 (+30) 2310 346 058


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Following images used in this document are not a property of Hotel El Greco and theyre

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