Fully renovated studio in the city center

Location: Walking up Aristotelous Square and after passing the Venizelos statue, between Olympus and Philippou streets lies the Roman Forum, one of Thessaloniki’s most important Roman monuments. For almost three centuries it was a landmark, serving as the city’s social, economic and administrative center.

Unique Features: This is a designated archaeological site. The Ancient Agora is one of Thessaloniki’s most important Roman monuments. It is literally in the heart of the city, between Egnatia Street and Agios Dimitrios Street, on the north side of Aristotelous Square.

Accessibility: The area is served by OASTH bus routes, both westbound and eastbound.

Investment Strength: There are foreign funds already investing in the area, which appears to be on an upward trend. Due to its location it attracts students, young people, and parents who want to rent a home for their children as students, ensuring immediate access to the entire city center.