Thessaloniki in Roman times-Greek team

  After the Romans had conquered Greece, in the 2nd century BC, Thessaloniki became the capital of one of the four Roman districts of Macedonia. During Roman times, Thessaloniki became a very important city, because it was located on a nodal point of the road connecting Rome and Instabul. Moreover, it was the largest harbour in the whole region. 

  We present you the most important Roman monuments in our city.

This article was written by Anna, Kalliopi, Christina

Photographers: Kalliopi, Christina