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   Stop 1 – White Tower

   The city's most iconic landmark and the recommended starting point, right on the waterfront promenade.

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   Stop 2 – Macedonia Palace Hotel (near Megaron)

   Alight here for the Thessaloniki Concert Hall and the eastern seafront.

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   Stop 3 – Archaeological Museum / OTE Tower

   Home to one of Greece's finest collections of ancient Macedonian artefacts.

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   Stop 4 – Agia Sofia

   A UNESCO-listed Byzantine church dating to the 8th century, still in active use today.

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   Stop 5 – Venizelos Station

   The commercial heart of the city centre, ideal for shopping and café stops.

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   Stop 6 – Agios Dimitrios and Roman Forum

   Two of Thessaloniki's most important ancient sites within easy walking distance of each other.

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   Stop 7 – Kastra

   The upper town's Ottoman-era neighbourhood, with panoramic views over the whole city.

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   Stop 8 – Rotonda / Kamara and City Centre

   Alight for the 4th-century Rotunda of Galerius and the Arch of Galerius (Kamara), both UNESCO-listed.

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   Stop 9 – Capsis Hotel and Railway Station

   Convenient stop near the main railway station and the western city centre.

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    Stop 10 – Grand Hotel (Karapatsio Cultural Centre)

    A stop serving the western cultural district.

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    Stop 11 – Porto Palace Hotel (Old Municipal Abattoirs Cultural Centre)

    A repurposed industrial space now hosting art and cultural events.

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    Stop 12 – Water Museum and Met Hotel

    Alight here for the Water Museum, housed in a beautifully restored 19th-century pumping station.

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    Stop 13 – Port / Cruise Terminal (Ladadika and Contemporary Art Venue)

    The lively Ladadika district — Thessaloniki's former warehouse quarter, now packed with tavernas and bars.

Hop on and off at any stop along the route.