Ενημερώθηκε 2026·Ελέγχθηκε με τα πόδια·On the seafront, the city's main square
The grand civic square of Thessaloniki, opening straight onto the waterfront — a sweep of arcaded, monumental architecture that is the city's living room. It was designed by the French architect Ernest Hébrard in 1918, the seafront centrepiece of his plan to rebuild the city after the Great Fire of 1917, though most of the square as it stands was built in the 1950s.
Aristotelous Square · Modern (1918 plan)
Περίοδος
Modern (1918 plan)
Τοποθεσία
City centre
Είσοδος
Free (public square)
Ώρες
Always open
Απαιτούμενος Χρόνος
20–30 minutes
Βαθμολογία
4.7★ · 49,598 κριτικές
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Ιστορία
Πώς δημιουργήθηκε
It was the centrepiece of French architect Ernest Hébrard's plan to rebuild the city after the 1917 fire, though its elegant buildings were completed over the following decades.
Τι Θα Δείτε
Σε μια επίσκεψη
The symmetrical arcaded facades, the cafés and the Electra Palace hotel, and the open view over the gulf — a hub for events and people-watching.
Πώς να Επισκεφθείτε
Flat, central, and fully step-free.
Καλύτερη Ώρα
Evening, when the whole city passes through
Γκαλερί
Πώς να Πάτε
Τοποθεσία
City centre · On the seafront, the city's main square
It is the main square of Thessaloniki, designed after the 1917 fire, lined with arcaded cafés and opening directly onto the seafront.
The French architect Ernest Hébrard, who drew it up in 1918 as the centrepiece of the grand replanning of Thessaloniki after the Great Fire of 1917. His sweep of arcaded, monumental architecture — including landmarks like the Electra Palace hotel and the Olympion cinema — frames the axis that runs from the upper town down to the sea.
