Balkan community in Thessaloniki
A guide for people from the Balkans living in Thessaloniki, Greece: where the consulate is, which community organisations exist, what is happening and what is worth seeing. Balkan Nexus brings together people from Serbia, Croatia, Bosnia and Herzegovina, Montenegro, Slovenia and North Macedonia.
Consulate and guides
Consular guidePutne isprave — vodič za pasoš i vizuOpšti vodič za izradu i obnovu srpskog pasoša u dijaspori, kao i osnovne informacije o vizama za zemlje regiona. Proveri detalje kod nadležnog konzul…Consular guideOpšta konzularna pravilaUniverzalna pravila koja važe u svim diplomatsko-konzularnim predstavništvima Republike Srbije. Proveri ih pre nego što kreneš u konzulat ili ambasad…Consular guideGeneralni konzulat R. Srbije u SolunuGeneralni konzulat u Solunu pokriva severnu Grčku i najbliže je predstavništvo za našu zajednicu u grčkoj Makedoniji i Trakiji. Termin za pasoš i ove…Practical guidePoreske obaveze u dijasporiOsnovne informacije o poreskim obavezama za građane koji žive i rade u inostranstvu, izbegavanju dvostrukog oporezivanja i korisni kontakti.
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What to see
LandmarksThe White TowerThessaloniki's defining landmark, standing right on the seafront. Once an Ottoman fortress and prison, it now houses a museum of the city's history w…
Parks & natureNea Paralia WaterfrontA long, beautifully designed seafront promenade. It is perfect for evening strolls, cycling and watching the sun set over the Thermaic Gulf.
LandmarksThe Umbrellas SculptureThe well-known modern installation by Giorgos Zongolopoulos, standing at the water's edge. It is among the most photographed spots in the city, espec….webp?width=560&height=260&resize=cover&quality=65)
LandmarksThe Rotunda and the Arch of Galerius (Kamara)Roman monuments from the 4th century raised by the emperor Galerius. They rank among the city's most important symbols, and Kamara is a traditional m…
LandmarksAristotelous SquareThe main and largest square, stepping down towards the sea. Grand architecture, cafés and restaurants surround it, and it is the focal point of city….webp?width=560&height=260&resize=cover&quality=65)
LandmarksChurch of Saint DemetriosThe most important church in the city, dedicated to the patron saint of Thessaloniki. It is known for its ancient mosaics and the underground crypt o…
LandmarksUpper Town (Ano Poli) and the WallsThe oldest surviving part of the city, with traditional Ottoman architecture and narrow cobbled lanes. The Byzantine walls offer the finest views ove….webp?width=560&height=260&resize=cover&quality=65)
NightlifeLadadika DistrictA former merchant quarter of oil warehouses, now the most popular nightlife zone. Colourful façades, tavernas and bars fill the narrow streets by the….webp?width=560&height=260&resize=cover&quality=65)
MuseumsArchaeological Museum of ThessalonikiOne of the largest museums in Greece, with a rich collection from ancient Macedonia. Finds from royal tombs, golden wreaths and mosaics are on displa…
RestaurantsModiano MarketA historic covered market in the city centre, recently fully restored. It is the place to buy Greek specialities, with meze bars and taverns between…Balkan Nexus is a free app: your city’s community, events, jobs, property and news from the Balkans.
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