"Bey Hamam" in Thessaloniki used to be a functioning bathhouse until 1968; in 2010 it was turned into a cultural space. It feels like a parallel universe!
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This "Tile Heart" in Thessaloniki is a heart made of tiny tiles on the seafront! The unique street art is one of the reasons I love my city so much...
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A must-see gem of Thessaloniki is a tiny church in Ano Poli (Upper City) district, hidden behind an enclosure. Its name is Agios Nikolaos Orfanos (St. Nicholas of the Orphans).
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The building dates back to ca. 1200 and it was in function until 1940! During the Ottoman period, it was known as Koule Hamam. It was constructed in a period during which the tradition of public baths was revived after the Late Antiquity.
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It’s one of the most historic churches in Thessaloniki, but unfortunately, not even my fellow citizens are aware of that, let alone visitors of the city
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Over 40 different interactive exhibits are waiting for you to experience incredible tricks, take awesome photos and discover the secrets and phenomena behind them!
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