The Panagia Faneromeni is located in the northwestern part of Thessaloniki. The name of the area is derived from the district of the same name in Constantinople, as refugees from Asia Minor, Constantinople, Eastern Thrace, and Eastern Rumelia were the first inhabitants of the area after the Asia Minor Catastrophe.
In Panagia Faneromeni, there are several notable architectural buildings, such as the twelve-story apartment buildings, which are among the tallest buildings in Thessaloniki and have become a landmark towards the city center. Additionally, the area features several squares and parks that offer a breath of life to the residents, as well as numerous public schools, making the area ideal for families.
Near Panagia Faneromeni is Thessaloniki's main passenger railway station, serving all passenger trains in Greece and abroad, as well as the Thessaloniki Suburban Railway. Also, the N.S. Station is the starting point for many OASTH bus lines to most areas of Thessaloniki.
Panagia Faneromeni is one of the most historic districts of Thessaloniki, an area that always draws great interest from buyers.