Quartier · 1922 (reopened 2022)

Modiano Market

Mis à jour 2026Vérifié à piedErmou 24 & Vasileos Irakleiou, city centre

The city's historic covered food market, reborn in 2022 as a buzzing gourmet hall under a restored glass roof — meze bars, tavernas, delis and grocers all under one elegant 1920s arcade.

The restored glass-roofed arcade of the Modiano Market in Thessaloniki, lined with food stalls and eateries — Modiano Market · 1922 (reopened 2022)

Période

1922 (reopened 2022)

Emplacement

City centre, a block from Aristotelous

Entrée

Free to enter

Horaires

Most stalls and food venues open daily; hours vary by tenant, with the bars and tavernas open late

Temps Nécessaire

1 hour, longer if you eat

Note

4.3★ · 407 avis

Horaires et prix vérifiés pour la dernière fois en 2026 — ils changent, alors confirmez le jour même.

Histoire

Comment c'est né

Built in 1922 to a design by the architect Eli Modiano, on the site of a Jewish school lost in the 1917 fire, the covered market was Thessaloniki's central food hall for generations. After decades of decline it was painstakingly restored and reopened in 2022, keeping its iron-and-glass roof while filling the aisles with modern eateries.

Ce Que Vous Verrez

Lors d'une visite

Wander the glass-roofed arcade grazing as you go — mezedopoleia and seafood bars, cheese and charcuterie delis, a bakery, spice and grocery stalls — then settle at one of the tables for tsipouro and small plates.

Comment Visiter

On Ermou, a flat few-minutes' walk from Aristotelous Square; step-free.

Meilleur Moment

Late morning for the market buzz, or evening for meze and drinks

Galerie

S'y Rendre

Emplacement

City centre, a block from Aristotelous · Ermou 24 & Vasileos Irakleiou, city centre

Itinéraire

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Bon à Savoir

A historic 1922 covered food market in the heart of Thessaloniki, restored and reopened in 2022 as a gourmet food hall. It is now one of the best places in the city to eat and drink your way through Greek mezedes, cheeses and seafood under one roof.

Yes — the market is free to wander. You only pay for whatever you eat, drink or buy from the individual stalls and tavernas inside.

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