New Studio 1 Downtown Thessaloniki studio is a 30m2 property, with a queen size bed, a fully equipped kitchen, a twine sofa bed, and a spacious bathroom. The apartment can accommodate up to 4 people.
Amenities:
• 4K Smart 50” TV
• 150mbps free fiber Ethernet & Wi-Fi
• Fridge
• Stove
• Microwave
• Pots and pans, dishes and cutlery.
• Electric Kettle
• Nespresso coffee machine.
• Hot water boiler system
• Hair dryer
• Iron and ironing board
• Hi quality pillows, mattress, linens & towels,
• Shampoo, shower gel, soap, toilet paper
• First aid kit, fire extinguisher, smoke detector.
• 2 Elevators.
Located in the heart of the city’s night life and just a short stroll away from Aristotelous square, the beautiful seafront and everything Thessaloniki has to offer.
Right next to the apartment there are many bakeries, supermarkets, coffee shops, wine bars, restaurants and the famous market of the city with plenty of famous stores and malls.
New Studio 1 Downtown Thessaloniki studio features modern and comfortable accommodation, ideal for both business and vacation.

Which is the best way to experience Thessaloniki?

Of course by walking in the neighborhoods of the city!
Bustling, colorful and vibrant, every district of Thessaloniki has it’s own particular characteristics, drawing the charm of this magical coexistence between the old and the new.
The distances between them are short so you can easily see the most interesting of them.
So, put on comfortable shoes, ‘arm’ your camera and go!

Rotonda – Melenikou – Navarinou Square
Student life forever!
The short distance from Aristotle University of Thessaloniki, became throughout the area of the Rotunda to the Navarinou Square one of the most popular hangouts for students.
In the numerous cafés around the imposing monument of Rotonda ,students are relaxing and drinking coffee while playing board games and backgammon.
At the same time, taverns and bars offer low prices and a friendly atmosphere. Walking down Melenikou str, with the surviving pieces of the eastern wall of the city and passing the arch of Galerius ( Kamara) and the pedestrian Dimitriou Gounari str with shops, bookstores and fast foods, you arrive at Navarinou Square.
It is one of the most ‘alive’ parts of the city and a favorite meeting place for young people, having fun in the cafes, bars and restaurants around the square, along with the ‘boy who whistles’ as it is called the sculpture-fountain in the center of square! However, Navarinou Square is not just for fun. Here you will have the opportunity to admire one of the monuments – diamonds of Thessaloniki: the archaeological site of the Roman palace complex built by Emperor Galerius.

Athonos Square

Full of life all day long, Athonos square in the city center, is a place loved not only by Thessalonians but also by tourists. In the shops you will find all kinds of spices, teas, nuts, vegetables and fruits, fish, cheeses and small boutiques with clothes, handmade accessories and decorative objects.
Apart though from what you will shop, your attention will be certainly distracted … by the smells of plummy delicacies of the traditional taverns of the Square!
You can enjoy the dishes midday and evening, some days actually with live Greek music. In case you want to experience the old face of Athonos Square, head down from the market food where you will find picturesque shops with handmade wicker wooden objects and small furniture, made from the few anymore of the kind artisans.

Valaoritou str
The chronicle of a successful transformation!
It was once an area with high commercial activity, which dominated the fabric stores and manufactories transformed in recent years into the city’s new ‘hot’ fun hangout! The old abandoned shops in Valaoritou and surrounding streets pass the baton to cafes, restaurants and bars for all tastes.
With different styles in decorating, musical selections of all kinds, pop, rock, jazz, electronic, alternative, etc. and relaxed atmosphere full of movement, making the bar hopping imperative!
Apart from the fun, it is worth wandering around the wider area of Valaoritou, where you will get a taste of the old Thessaloniki through the architecture of its beautiful buildings, like the Catholic Church the State Conservatory of Thessaloniki and the building known as Stoa (arcade) Malakopi that transformed with great success into a fun place!

Ladadika

Ladadika = Fun
The ultimate experience of all day and night entertainment, is listening to the name Ladadika! Used to be a commercial neighborhood and due to the wholesale it housed the oil depots by which got its name (oil = Ladi).
The region slowly fell into decline after the World War Ii, became infamous and almost abandoned. Yet, everything changed when in 1985 it was declared as a preservable area and its restructure began .
The two-storey vivid coloured warehouses became cafes, stylish bars, restaurants, pubs, bistros, clubs, etc. and the pedestrian area flooded with sounds from all musical trends.
As for the flavors, meticulously Greek and international dishes and the endless variety of traditional delicacies that highlight the great culinary tradition of Thessaloniki will amaze you!
Start your tour of the Morichovou and Katouni squares. The night is long at Ladadika and the fun lasts until morning, so arm yourself with fun and good mood and experience in ultimate extent what means Thessaloniki by night!

Seafront Of Thessaloniki
A popular pastime in Thessaloniki, a favorite with residents and visitors alike, is to take a walk along one of the longest city seafronts in Europe.
Whether on foot, by bicycle, or an electric scooter, the newly regenerated seafront will reward you with the wonderful view it has to offer.
Prepare your cameras because in the coastal route from the port to the Concert Hall of Thessaloniki, you’ll have a lot to see and photo-shoot! The White Tower, the imposing symbol of the city, the Statue of Alexander the Great on horseback, the umbrellas, a special sculpture which is one of the most photographed and romantic places in the city, the 12 thematic gardens to relax and work out, with lakes, small waterfall, tennis courts, a skateboard track, playgrounds, cafes, refreshment stands and kiosks, are waiting for you.
So, while the walk or the ride in Thessaloniki’s Seafront will touch your romantic strings, we suggest you enjoy the beautiful sunset with the sun disappearing into the sea, or take a mini cruise on Thermaikos Gulf admiring the city view from the beach up on the Castles.

Aristotelous Square

A Square risen from the ashes!
The heart of the city beats in Aristotle Square, one of the most beautiful and biggest squares of Greece.
Came out literally from the ashes, the square was created when the city was redesigned by the French architect Ernest Hébrard, after the fire that destroyed the center of Thessaloniki in 1917.
The architecture of the colonnades and arches on the building facades followed European and Byzantine models and trends.
Some of the most beautiful pieces embracing the square, are the impressive hollow building of the Electra Palace hotel on the west side and the Olympion cinema on the east side of the square, which is the seat of the Thessaloniki Film Festival.
The cafés are crowded all day long while dozens of happenings and events are held in the square throughout the year.
The ‘openness’ to the sea offers spectacular views, so it is a favorite meeting place and also a favorite place for relaxation and entertainment for both Thessalonians and visitors of the city.

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