
Greece · BALKANS
Thessaloniki
Greece's second city — Byzantine walls, markets and mezze culture.
— Trajet —
6 h from Kotor · Thessaloniki Airport (SKG)
Thessaloniki is the beating heart of northern Greece — a Mediterranean port city with 2,300 years of continuous habitation, extraordinary Byzantine and Roman monuments, and a food culture (Modiano market, rooftop taverns, grilled octopus at the White Tower) that rivals Athens in quality and surpasses it in authenticity. The Byzantine Walls of Thessaloniki enclose one of the finest collections of Byzantine churches in the world; the White Tower on the waterfront is the city's icon. The Ladadika district is the dining and social hub; the Ano Poli upper town is a neighbourhood of Ottoman-era wooden houses. For guests touring the Balkans southward from Montenegro, Thessaloniki is the natural endpoint: six hours by chauffeur or one hour by private jet from Tivat.
— À ne pas manquer —
- ·White Tower & Waterfront Promenade
- ·Ano Poli (Ottoman upper town)
- ·Modiano & Kapani Markets
- ·Rotunda of Galerius (Byzantine)
- ·Mount Olympus (1 h 30 min)
- ·Halkidiki Peninsula beaches (1 h)
— Hôtels signature —
- ·Electra Palace Thessaloniki
- ·Hyatt Regency Thessaloniki
- ·The Met Hotel
- ·Capsis Hotel Thessaloniki
— À voir aussi —
Croatia
Dubrovnik
The Pearl of the Adriatic — limestone walls above turquoise sea.
Croatia
Split
Diocletian's Palace — living Roman city on the Dalmatian coast.
Bosnia and Herzegovina
Sarajevo
Where East meets West — Baščaršija, mosques and the Miljacka.
Bosnia and Herzegovina
Mostar
Stari Most — the Ottoman bridge that defines the Balkans.
Serbia
Belgrade
The White City — Kalemegdan fortress, nightlife and the confluence.
Croatia
Hvar
Croatia's most glamorous island — lavender, fortress and speedboats.
