Thessaloniki and Central Macedonia
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1. Osios David
Ano Polis | Religious Building/Site/ShrineThis entrancing little church with a commanding view of the city was supposedly built about AD 500 in honor of Galerius's daughter, who was...Read More
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2. Ayia Sofia
Kentro | Religious Building/Site/ShrineThe founding date of this church, a UNESCO World Heritage site and the focal point of the city's Easter and Christmas celebrations, has been...Read More
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3. Ayios Dimitrios
Kentro | Religious Building/Site/ShrineMagnificent and covered in mosaics, this five-aisle basilica is Greece's largest church and a powerful tribute to the patron saint of Thessaloniki...Read More
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4. Ayios Nikolaos Orfanos
Ano Polis | Religious Building/Site/ShrineNoted frescoes here include the unusual Ayion Mandilion in the apse, which shows Jesus superimposed on a veil sent to an Anatolian king, and...Read More
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5. Ayios Panteleimon
Kentro | Religious Building/Site/ShrineA prime example of 14th-century Macedonian religious architecture, Ayios Panteleimon is an eye-catching church that draws you in to take a closer...Read More
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6. Church of the Metamorphosis
Kentro | Religious Building/Site/ShrineThis sunken church, part of which is (as the name would suggest) below ground level, is an example of 14th-century Macedonian ecclesiastical...Read More
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7. Moni Vlatádon
Ano Polis | Religious Building/Site/ShrineThe Vlatades Monastery, shaded with pine and cypress, is a cruciform structure that displays a mixture of architectural additions, from Byzantine...Read More
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8. Panagia Acheiropoietos
Kentro | Religious Building/Site/ShrineThe name Achiropiitos means "made without hands" and refers to the icon representing the Virgin that miraculously appeared in this 5th-century...Read More
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9. Panagia Chalkeon
Kentro | Religious Building/Site/ShrineThe name Chalkeon comes from the word for copper, and the beautiful "Virgin of the Copper Workers" stands in what is still the traditional...Read More
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10. Rotunda
Kentro | Religious Building/Site/ShrineAlso known as Ayios Giorgios, this brickwork edifice has become a layered monument to the city's rich history. Built in AD 306, it was probably...Read More
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