Mis à jour 2026·Vérifié à pied·Between Aristotelous and Agios Dimitrios
The administrative heart of Roman Thessaloniki, an excavated two-level forum built over an earlier Hellenistic agora, with a restored odeon (a small Roman theatre for performances and shows), colonnaded porticoes, and an underground cryptoporticus that now houses a small museum.
Roman Forum · Roman (2nd–3rd c.)
Période
Roman (2nd–3rd c.)
Emplacement
City centre
Entrée
Open square free to walk; the underground Museum of the Ancient Agora is €10 (also admits you to the enclosed excavation)
Horaires
Site viewable daily; underground museum open daily except Tuesday, ~08:30–15:30 winter / 09:00–16:00 summer
Temps Nécessaire
45 minutes
Note
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Horaires et prix vérifiés pour la dernière fois en 2026 — ils changent, alors confirmez le jour même.
Histoire
Comment c'est né
Laid out in the late 2nd century AD over an earlier Hellenistic agora, the forum was the city's civic centre for centuries. Rediscovered in the 1960s during construction, it is now an open archaeological park with an adjoining museum.
Ce Que Vous Verrez
Lors d'une visite
The restored odeon, the colonnaded square, and the small site museum explaining daily life in the Roman city.
Comment Visiter
Open square just north of Aristotelous; the museum is step-free.
Meilleur Moment
Morning
Galerie
S'y Rendre
Emplacement
City centre · Between Aristotelous and Agios Dimitrios
Yes — it is an open, free archaeological park in the middle of the city, with a restored Roman odeon and a small museum.
The excavated two-level forum — the administrative heart of Roman Thessaloniki, built over an earlier Hellenistic agora — with a restored odeon (a small Roman theatre for shows), colonnaded courtyards, and a cryptoporticus (vaulted underground gallery). A small on-site museum sets the finds in context.
