2nd-floor apartment next to the university

Location: It takes its name from the eponymous Roman building in the area, dating to around 304 AD. One of Thessaloniki’s most distinctive monuments is the Triumphal Arch of Galerius, also known as Kamara, located at the upper side of Egnatia Street, a short distance from the Rotunda. It is one of the city’s best-known meeting points for residents and visitors.

Unique Features: The Rotunda has traditionally been a magnet for students. It offers many traditional tavernas, cafés-bars, fast-food outlets and student-friendly apartments, as it borders the universities and has public transport connections to the Technological Educational Institutes (TEI).

Accessibility: Due to its direct access to Egnatia Street, the area is served by public transport in all directions, as well as taxis.

Investment Potential: Because of strong demand from students, the location is recommended for investment in rental properties, offering consistently high returns.