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Enola

Mis à jour en 2026Valaoritou 19, Valaoritou district, Thessaloniki

A second-floor bar-club in the thick of the Valaoritou nightlife grid, Enola hides behind an unmarked black door with a red neon sign and opens into a dark, mirror-and-neon room lit by disco balls and moving lights. It's a late-night, DJ-driven spot built for dancing rather than a quiet drink — come after midnight when the floor fills.

The black door and red neon sign of Enola bar-club in the Valaoritou district of Thessaloniki at night
Enola
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Club
Quartier
Valaoritou 19, Valaoritou district
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4.2 / 5 · 787 avis

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