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The protistologist Lea Bleyman has conducted research into the genetics, mating systems, and life cycles of ciliates. A former student of Tracy Sonneborn, Bleyman has served as past Secretary and President (2001-2002) of the Society of Protozoologists, and spent many years on the faculty of the Department of Natural Sciences at Baruch College.
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text: Thessaloniki Information When you visit Thessaloniki Destination Routes Etihad Offices Facts The City Do & See Dining Essential Information Byzantine churches, Roman constructions, Muslim buildings, modern architecture, intensive nightlife and stunning beaches - this is the essence of Thessaloniki. Being the second largest city in Greece, Thessaloniki combines more than 2,300 years of history with every facility and excitement that a modern European city can offer a visitor. Facts Population 1,000,000 Currency €1 = 100 cents Opening hours Monday, Wednesday and Saturday: 08.00–15.00. Tuesday, Thursday and Friday 08.00–14.00 and 17.00-21.00. Banks are open Monday to Friday. 08.00 to 14.00. On Sundays, most large shopping malls and a few shops in tourist areas are open until 14.00. Tourist information Offices of Tourism Directorate Tsimiski 136 PO BOX 50213 54013 Thessaloniki Tourist Center: +30 2310 252170 Thessaloniki is the capital of the region Central Macedonia and it was first established in 316 BC by Kassandros and named after his wife, Thessalonike, half-sister of Alexander the Great. The name Thessaloniki means "Thessalian Victory". It was the second most important city of the Byzantine Empire, next to Constantinople. Thessaloniki is a town with rich history and an exciting present. The city is bustling with life and movement. Large avenues, parks and squares provide nice green spaces, and trees line the commercial streets. There are old houses and Neoclassical buildings that stand side by side with modern constructions. The people of Thessaloniki are known for their friendliness and hospitality throughout Greece. The city is also known for its great cuisine. No one can resist the tasteful sweets, delicious pies, or numerous taverns that offer special Greek dishes. No one can resist a town like Thessaloniki! Thessaloniki has many historically interesting sights reminding us of past times. The White Tower still stands tall. It was once a part of the ancient walls that protected the city, and they have also survived several earthquakes.The romantic alley ways and streets makes Thessaloniki a perfect destination for couples in love. The White Tower The White Tower is a widely known symbol of the city and a point of reference for locals and visitors. It stands next to the sea front of the town as a reminder of old times. In the 19th century it was a prison and nowadays it's a museum of art and history. Address: White Tower Ladadika Quarter The area from Koudouriotou to Diamanti streets and from Hiou to Lemnou streets is known as Ladadika. Here you can find many bars, restaurants and the Museum of ancient Greek and Byzantine instruments. Address: Ladadika Aristotelous Square This is the most impressive square in Thessaloniki. It features buildings with great architecture inspired by European and colonial models, cafés, shops etc. This square is where big celebrations take place, such as the coming of the New Year, it is also a meeting place during the day. Address: Aristotelous square Saint Dimitrios Church The church of the patron saint of the town is a must see in Thessaloniki. The first church of Saint Dimitrios was built in 313 AD. It was completely rebuilt in 1948, according the original plans since it has been destroyed twice by fire. Address: Saint Dimitrios church Galerius Arch (Kamara) In addition to The Rotonda, this is one of the two most characteristic monuments in town. Galerius arch is situated near the eastern walls of the city, a short distance from the Kassandreotiki gate. Address: Galerius Arch The Rotonda Unique in Greece, the Rotonda is a cylindrical building of the early 4th century AD. It used to be a Pantheon or a Mausoleum for Emperor Galerius, now it's the Saint George church. The entrance is free and the mosaics inside are really impressive. Address: Rotunda of St George Mylos Mylos is a large entertainment complex in the warehouse district of the port where you will find bars, galleries, restaurants, cafés, theatres and plenty of varieties of live music. Address: 56 Andreadou Yioryiou Phone: +30 2310 551838 Web: www.mylos.gr Museum of Byzantine Culture In Thessaloniki, said to be the most "Byzantine" city of the modern Greek state, you find this unique museum. It shows the everyday life during the byzantine and post-byzantine period and how it has affected the modern society. Address: 2 Stratou Ave, 546 40 Thessaloniki Phone: +30 2310 868 570 Web: www.mbp.gr Opening: Monday - Sunday 08.00 - 15.00 The Archaeological Museum Built in 1962 but newly refurbished, this museum provides numerous updated exhibitions. You can easily spend a couple of hours in here, loosing yourself in magical Macedonian golden artefacts and antique treasures. Address: Odos Manoli Andronikou 6, Thessaloniki Phone: +30 2310 830538 Web: www.museumsofmacedonia.gr Theatro Dassous At this open air theatre, concerts and other cultural performances are held. The theatre organization "National Theatre of Northern Greece", one of the biggest in Europe, sets the programme and book famous artists to play here. Address: Forest of Seich Sou, Agios Pavlos, Thessaloniki 55438 Phone: +30 2315 200 000 Web: www.ntng.gr The Roman Agora Right in the city centre you will find this important and fascinating archaeological site. It was first built in the late 2nd century AD and was excavate in the 1960's. Grab a coffee from one of the many cafés located close by and enjoy the view. Address: The Roman Agora Agia Sophia Church Built as a miniature of the Hagia Sophia in Constantinople in the 7th century. It is dedicated to the Wisdom of God and contains beautiful Byzantine frescoes and mosaics. Address: Agia Sophia Church Opening: Open daily 08.30 to 14.00 and 17.30 to 20.00 OTE Tower This telecommunications tower reach 76 metres high and on the top floor you can visit the rotating restaurant and café. It was built in the 1960's and in 2005, the inside of the tower was totally renovated. Address: OTE Tower Eat and Walk These walking tours reveals the true culinary gems of the city. While you learn the history of Thessaloniki and the Greek cuisine you enjoy Greek delicacies. End the tour with a cooking class to make it all complete. Address: 112 Egnatia St., Thessaloniki 54622 Phone: +30 2310 278 027 Web: www.eatandwalk.gr State Museum of Contemporary Art This museum with an area of 3,300 square metres was founded in 1997. Contemporary and modern works of art are shown in different exhibitions. From its beginning the museum has steadily increased in popularity. Address: 21, Kolokotroni str., Moni Lazariston, 56430 Stavroupoli Phone: +30 2310 589140 Web: www.greekstatemuseum.com Opening: Tuesday-Sunday: 10.00-18.00 Monday: closed Take a walk at the famous Ladadika area, near Aristotelous square, and you will find a number of traditional restaurants, ouzeries and taverns. Enjoy grills and inventive recipes such as Kontosouvli, Giaprakia and Gardoubes with a glass of wine or ouzo. If you prefer seafood, you will be excited when you taste Mussels' pilaf, grilled sardine, Frutti di mare, Shrimps Saganaki and stuffed squid, in one of the many fish taverns of the town. Thessaloniki offers a variety of tastes. Traditional Macedonian food, Oriental cuisine and European cuisine. Kioupia The décor is dominated by stone and wood and the speciality of Kioupia is the famous gypsy fillet. A meeting place for businessmen, artists and other personalities of the town. Address: Square Morichovou 3-5, Thessaloniki 546 25 Phone: +30 2310 553239 Web: www.kioupia.gr Palati A really nice place where every day means live Greek music and special Greek dishes. The atmosphere is authentic and the service outstanding. Address: 3 Ladadika Platia Morihovou Str, 546 25 Thessaloniki Phone: +30 2310 550888 Web: www.palati.gr Nea Diagonios The specialties of this tavern are gyros, soutzoukakia and meatballs and the prices suit those trying to dine on a low budget as well. It is located just outside the city centre. Address: 89 Plastira Nikolaou, Thessaloniki 55132 Phone: +30 2310 029085 Extrablatt Tasteful cold and hot dishes, a wide selection of beers and wines in a very nice environment. This place is known for its good service. Address: Alexandrou Svolou str 46 Phone: +30 2310 256900 Web: www.extrablatt.gr El Correo Cocina Argentina For Argentinian juicy steaks head to this well-renowned friendly restaurant. Dishes such as Chorizo, Empanadas and Angus Steaks are on the menu together with South American wines and cocktails. Address: Katouni 6, Thessaloniki 54625 Phone: +30 2310 506 506 Web: www.elcorreo.gr B. Restaurant Combine your visit at the Byzantine Museum with a meal at this restaurant or come here in the evening to feel the romantic atmosphere over a dinner. The menu with Mediterranean dishes is changed on a regular basis and is seasonal. Address: G'Septembriou 2, Thessaloniki Phone: +30 2310 869 695 Web: www.brestaurant.gr More Info: Located at the Byzantine Museum The Excelsior Restaurant Right in the city centre this restaurant provides everything you wish for. In an elegant European atmosphere you can order a coffee in the bar early in the morning, a light lunch mid-day, a gourmet dinner in the evening or delicious cocktails in the middle of the night. Address: 10 Komninon St. & 23 Mitropoleos Av, Thessaloniki 54624 Phone: +30 2310 021 020 Web: www.excelsiorhotel.gr Mpakaliarakia tou Aristou If you like the British traditional dish Fish and chips you shouldn't miss this place where the Greek equivalent is served. This 'fast-food restaurant' is located next to the harbour and the environment makes the experience complete. Address: Fasianou 1, Thessaloniki Phone: +30 2310 542906 Web: www.mpakaliarakia-aristou.gr Rouga Since 1999, this Greek tavern has been located in a neoclassic building in Bezesteni market area. Traditional Greek cuisine are served to reasonable prices in the warm and friendly atmosphere. Address: Karipi 28, Thessaloniki Phone: +30 2310 241727 Web: www.e-rouga.gr Frutti di Mare A seafood restaurant at a central location close to the Aristotelous Square. The service minded staff combined with the restaurant's ambiance and interior decorations helps to a memorable dining experience. Address: Komninon Str. 20, Thessaloniki Phone: +30 2310 239100 Web: www.fruttidimare.gr Da Vinci In an elegant setting with the turquoise swimming pool and the lush garden in the background, the best quality Italian dishes are served. The restaurant breathes luxury and you will leave this place with a gourmet memory of Thessaloniki. Address: 16-18 Asklipiou, Thessaloniki 57001 Phone: +30 2310 401000 Web: www.hotel-nikopolis.com More Info: Located at Nikopolis Hotel Paparouna Great food to affordable prices in a trendy dining room. Since 2004, this restaurant has offered international food with a twist of Mediterranean flavours. Address: Doxis 7, Thessaloniki 54625 Phone: +30 2310 510852 Web: www.paparouna.com Rodi & Meli A family-owned restaurant in the area of Ladadika. It features a feeling of fine dining but still to affordable prices. Traditional Greek dishes are here cooked with passion and creativity. Address: Aigyptou 5, 54626 Thessaloniki Phone: +30 2310 5219 52 Web: www.rodimeli.gr Avenue 48 Restaurant The menu at Avenue 48 Restaurant provides a mix of traditional Greek dishes and Asian fusion cuisine. Here you can expect top quality service. Address: 26th October 48, Thessaloniki Phone: +30 2310 017 000 Web: www.themethotel.gr More Info: Located at the Met Hotel Tiganies & Schares This restaurant, located perfectly in the Ladadika quarter, serves mainly dishes with grilled meat. The atmosphere is Greek and the staff is very friendly. Address: Katouni 3, Thessaloniki Phone: +30 2310 510284 Web: www.tiganies.gr Airport The Macedonian airport, at the area of Mikra, is the second largest airport of Greece and is linked with most destinations of Europe and the Balkan countries. To get from the airport to the centre of the town will take you from 20 to 45 minutes, depending on the traffic. You can go to the centre of Thessaloniki using bus number 78. It runs every 45 minutes and it takes ap. 45 minutes. Address: Thessaloniki Airport Phone: +30 2310 473212 Web: www.thessalonikiairport.com Public Transport You can cover most of the distances in the city on foot or using the local buses. Tickets can be bought either in kiosks or in vending machines on the bus. If you buy the ticket on board the bus remember to have coins and you will not get any change back. All tickets must be validated and they reach over 70 minutes. Different kind of day passes are also available Web: www.oasth.gr Taxi On smaller streets taxis can be hailed wherever you need one. On the major city streets there are points signed "TAXI". You also find taxis standing on piazzas or outside hotels. Pharmacy Each pharmacy in Thessaloniki has a notice in the window showing which ones are open out of normal hours and their addresses. Wherever there is a doctor you may see a sign with a cross most of the times. On some signs, there are also phone numbers to the emergency room. Telephone Country code: +30Area code: 231 Electricity 230 V, 50 Hz Travel to Thessaloniki Book your flights to Thessaloniki with Etihad Airways and witness the iconography from a celebrated history set in the second city of Greece. This port city is a crucial junction for South Eastern Europe and is recognised for its vibrancy, multi-culturalism and numerous and spectacular ancient sites. Top 5 Things To Do in Thessaloniki Thessaloniki displays many signatures of its Byzantine past such as the walls and bath houses; allow at least a day to explore these monuments Despite having a terrible history the white tower of Thessaloniki remains a famous landmark, the tower contains a museum and café offering amazing views of the city and Mediterranean Sea Visit the ancient Roman Forum, Agora, and Hippodrome; again, allow at least a day to explore these artefacts. If you are pushed for time official tours are available The acoustics are as amazing as the design and architecture of the 17th century Yeni Hamam, an Ottoman building now used for a variety of concerts and cultural events. If want to take in a show, book in advance Discover the traditional markets the Modiano, the Kapani, Athonos Square and the Louloudadika -explore hundreds of stalls with everything from fish to flowers Plan Your Thessaloniki Holiday If you would like to leisurely explore the city and ancient sites the best time to travel is outside the Peak periods (June to August) and International conventions. In Thessaloniki the most pleasant temperatures for exploring are the months late March to May and September to October. Finding flight deals to Thessaloniki is easy with Etihad popular deals. During the Thessaloniki International Trade Fair and international film festival, booking your tickets to Thessaloniki early is advised. 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