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The Museum of the Ancient Agora of Thessaloniki is a separate museum site listed by the directorate. It is also listed as a museum in the city and in Central Macedonia.
A visit here pairs with the nearby Roman Forum, where excavations and a museum sit underneath the site. The forum complex includes two Roman baths and a small theater that also hosted gladiatorial games.
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Museum of the Ancient Agora of Thessaloniki
The Museum of the Ancient Agora of Thessaloniki is a separate museum site in the city, listed by the directorate. It is a museum of its own, apart from the excavated forum nearby.
Tours that go here
Prices are per person, booked with our partner, Shore Excursions Group.
Galerian Complex and Arch of Galerius
Open-air Roman ruins and a triumphal arch in the middle of modern Thessaloniki. You walk among the remains and stop at the arch on Egnatia Street.
Roman Forum of Thessaloniki
The Roman Forum of Thessaloniki is the city's ancient Roman-era forum, a two-terraced complex with excavated stoas and a museum underneath. Visitors walk through the ruins and the nearby baths and theater.
Archaeological Museum of Thessaloniki
The Archaeological Museum of Thessaloniki is the city's main collection of Macedonian history, from prehistory through late antiquity. It is one of the top attractions listed for Thessaloniki.
Byzantine Walls of Thessaloniki
The Byzantine Walls run uphill from the center of Thessaloniki, with the Acropolis and the Heptapyrgion along the way. You walk the old fortifications on foot.