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The City of Thessaloniki
Thessaloniki is the capital of Macedonia. It is second largest and metropolitan city of Greek. This beautiful city is characterized as great place to live and study because it offers every facility of big city that is needed to live. Thessaloniki is also center of politics, economy, and industry of the Macedonia. This city has a commercial port. This city is one of the oldest cities in the Europe and founded in 315 BC. In 1917, this city got fire and most of its parts were destroyed and rebuilt in 1920. Now population of this city is over one millions and there are more than 60 thousand students.
Thessaloniki is full of history and has many places to be visited like museums, archeological sites, monuments, Byzantine churches, cinemas and many other attractions. This city also has honor to host events like International Film awards and International Trade fair. This city has all the requirements of nightlife like cafes, restaurants, bars, and clubs. Platia Elefterias and Platia Aristotelous are main squares of the city. To visit this beautiful city, car hire Thessaloniki is very good option.
Thessaloniki is connected with many cities of the Macedonia by train, air and roads. Airport of this city is 16 Km away from the city. From the airport you can go for car hire Thessaloniki airport to go to the city. This is an international airport and connected with International flights from many countries including USA. Train journey is also possible from Athens and other cities of the Macedonia. Bus service is also available from Athens and many other cities. Many hotels, traveling agents and tourist information offices are present and make the visit and stay easy for all tourists. So, visiting Thessaloniki will be a wonderful experience for every one.
Travel guide to Thessaloniki
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