Nea Paralia

Nea Paralia stretches 3.5 km along the sea, from Macedonia Palace to the Concert Hall. After its generation, it is the most popular destination for visitors and residents of Thessaloniki, as it is considered by the locals to be the most European part of the city.

The route can be done by walking, running or cycling and the different themed park make the ride unique for people of all ages.

Just before sunset, it is the ideal time to take a photo with the sculpture "Moon" by the famous sculptor Pavlos Vassiliadis, which is placed in the sea and is one of the most photographed spots of the city, as it lights up the nights of Thermaikos.

In addition, you can cruise through the sea, on the famous themed boats of Thermaikos, and admire the Aristotelous Square, Nea Paralia and the Kastra.