Thessaloniki, Greece’s second-largest city, is a vibrant port on the Aegean with a metropolitan population of just over one million. Known for its lively waterfront, Byzantine monuments, Ottoman echoes, and buzzing nightlife, it blends history and modern energy in equal measure. Nicknamed “the co-capital” in Greek, Thessaloniki once shared imperial status with Constantinople during the Byzantine era, a legacy still felt in its rich cultural layers.
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