Walls of Thessaloniki, historical walls in Greece
The Walls of Thessaloniki encircle the old city and stand as a monument of fortification.
Constructed during the Roman and Byzantine periods, these walls protected the city for centuries.
They reflect the architectural and cultural influences of various historical epochs.
Sections of the walls are accessible for visitors to explore Thessaloniki's history.
Part of the walls includes the renowned Trigonion Tower overlooking the city.
Location: Thessaloniki Municipality
Architectural style: Byzantine architecture
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The Walls of Thessaloniki encircle the old city and stand as a monument of fortification.
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The Byzantine Bath of Thessaloniki is one of the few preserved in the world.
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