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Makedonia Palace

2 Megalou Alexandrou Avenue, Thessaloniki, Greece, 54640
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About us

- Makedonia Palace is a modern, iconic and historical hotel - The hotel is just a short walking distance from Thessaloniki’s social, cultural, and business center, as well as its museums and commercial districts. -Salonika Restaurant, led by multi-awarded Executive Chef Sotiris Evaggelou, is one of the city’s top à la carte dining venues. -Thessaloniki’s unique seafront offers guests an incomparable sense of refined living. -The hotel offers 276 rooms, many with views of the Thermaikos Bay and the city’s new seafront promenade. - A 900m² ballroom and a 2,500m² convention center accommodating up to 1,000 guests. The main hall can be divided into four separate rooms. -Natural sunlight, spacious verandas, and sea views set the venue apart from typical convention spaces. Makedonia Palace is more than a hotel—it's a landmark in luxury hospitality in Thessaloniki!

Venue Details

ChainBWH Hotels
BrandWorldHotels
Built1972
Renovated2017
Total meeting space26,910 sq. ft.
Guest Rooms276
Venue typeHotel

Industry Ratings

Hellenic Chamber of Hotels

Awards

Industry awards
-Greek Cuisine Award by Athinorama 2023 -European Foundation for Quality Management (EFQM) Award 2023 -Best Greek Mice City Hotel at Greek Hospitality Awards 2022 -Best Greek Landmark City Hotel at Greek Hospitality Awards 2022 -Greek Cuisine Award by Athinorama 2022 -“TOQUES D’OR” Award 2021 Athinorama -Greek Cuisine Award by Athinorama 2021 -Greek Cuisine Award by Athinorama 2020 -“TOQUES D’OR” Award 2020 Athinorama -Top Greek Hotel at Greek Hospitality Awards 2020 -Best Greek Business City Hotel at Greek Hospitality Awards 2020 -Best Greek Hotel Restaurant at Greek Hospitality Awards 2020 -Greek Cuisine Award by Athinorama 2019 -Top Greek Hotel at Greek Hospitality Awards 2018 -Best Greek Business City Hotel at Greek Hospitality Awards 2018 -Best Greek Hotel Dining Experience at Greek Hospitality Awards 2018

Amenities

Room features and guest services
  • Concierge services
  • Internet access
  • Laundry service
  • Luggage storage
  • Room service
  • View (garden)
  • View (mountain)
  • View (ocean or water)
  • View (urban)
  • Voicemail box
Facilities
  • Onsite catering
  • Onsite gift shop
  • Onsite restaurant
  • Onsite security
  • Rental car service
  • Wheelchair accessible

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Jul 10, 2025 - Aug 17, 2025
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High season
May 01 - Nov 30
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Meeting rooms

Total meeting space
26,909.8 sq. ft.
Largest room
9,687.5 sq. ft.
Meeting rooms
11
Second largest room
6,027.8 sq. ft.
Exhibit space
4,305.6 sq. ft.
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Meeting space

Name
Room size
Ceiling height
Max capacity
U-Shape
Banquet rounds
Cocktail rounds
Theater
Classroom
Crescent rounds (Cabaret)
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Ballroom
9,687.5 sq. ft.
183.7 x 52.5 sq. ft.
13.1 ft.
700
-
600
900
700
320
450
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Alexandros
6,027.8 sq. ft.
115.5 x 52.5 sq. ft.
14.8 ft.
560
-
400
600
560
300
270
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Alexandros I
3,358.3 sq. ft.
63.5 x 51.8 sq. ft.
14.8 ft.
350
50
230
300
350
160
155
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Alexandros II
2,669.5 sq. ft.
52.2 x 51.8 sq. ft.
14.8 ft.
230
53
180
220
230
120
120
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Aristotelis
3,229.2 sq. ft.
65.6 x 52.5 sq. ft.
14.8 ft.
270
-
200
260
270
160
145
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Amfitrion
2,174.3 sq. ft.
86.9 x 24.3 sq. ft.
14.8 ft.
180
66
120
180
170
100
-
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Aristotelis I
1,926.7 sq. ft.
51.8 x 41.4 sq. ft.
14.8 ft.
210
36
132
160
210
100
88
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Aristotelis II
1,324.0 sq. ft.
51.8 x 24.7 sq. ft.
14.8 ft.
120
30
84
100
120
67
56
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Amfitrion I
1,108.7 sq. ft.
44.3 x 24.6 sq. ft.
14.8 ft.
95
36
60
90
95
57
40

Guest rooms

Total guest rooms
276
Suites
23

Location

Getting Here

FROM MAKEDONIA INTERNATIONAL AIRPORT If you are reaching the hotel from Makedonia International Airport (13 km) By car: You follow Georgikis Scholis Avenue towards west. At some point, its name changes to Ethnikis Antistaseos, Vas. Olgas Avenue and then Vas. Georgiou Avenue. In the lights of City Hall of Thessaloniki, the left turn will lead you to Meg. Alexandrou Ave, and after approx. 400 m you will find the hotel on your right. By bus: Faliro bus stop of line 78 (Airport – Bus Station) is less than 150 m away from the hotel. FROM THE TRAIN STATION If you are reaching the hotel from the New Train Station (4 km) By car: You follow Monastiriou street towards east, and right after Dimokratias square you take a right to Dodekanisou street (Salaminos street at a later point) to reach the entrance of the Port's Passenger Terminal entrance. Then you take a left to Kountouriotou street (Nikis Ave at a later point) until you reach the White Tower. Then you follow Meg. Alexandrou Ave, and after approx. 400 m you will find the hotel on your right. By bus: Faliro bus stop of line 8 (New Train Station – IKEA East Terminal Station) is less than 150 m away from the hotel. FROM THE PORT PASSENGER TERMINAL If you are reaching the hotel from the Port's Passenger Terminal (3 km) By car: You follow Kountouriotou street (Nikis Ave at a later point) towards west, until you reach the White Tower. Then you follow Meg. Alexandrou Ave, and after approx. 400 m you will find the hotel on your right. By bus: Faliro bus stop of line 8 (New Train Station – IKEA East Terminal Station) is less than 150 m away from the hotel. For further information, contact our Guest Relations Department: 0030 2310 897156, guestrel@makedoniapalace.gr
Distance from airport 7.95 mi
Parking in the area
Complimentary parking
Paid parking
( €20.00/day )
Valet parking
( €20.00/day )
Street parking

Local Attractions

Kapani Market
Kapani Market
Shopping
3 kms
The open air Kapani Market is the oldest market place in Thessaloniki. The market place became a site of martyrdom in 1821 when Turks hung five Elders (leaders of the Christian Community) from Thessaloniki on a plane tree in retaliation for the citizens uprising. Located at the heart of the city center, the market hosts a whole array of shops, from fish and meat to vegetables, fruits, drinks, olives, sweets, nuts, spices, outdoor shops selling lingerie, flowers, clothes and shoes; and restaurants. Throughout the 20th century Kapani was the central and most crowded marketplace in Thessaloniki.
25, Menexe St., 54624 Thessaloniki
Thessaloniki
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White Tower
White Tower
Historical landmark
1 km
The White Tower of Thessaloniki is a monument and museum on the waterfront of the city of Thessaloniki, capital of the region of Macedonia in northern Greece. The present tower replaced an old Byzantine fortification, known to have been mentioned around the 12th century, that the Ottoman Empire reconstructed to fortify the city's harbour sometime after Sultan Murad II captured Thessaloniki in 1430. The tower became a notorious prison and scene of mass executions during the period of Ottoman rule. The White Tower was substantially remodeled and its exterior was whitewashed after Greece gained control of the city in 1912. It has been adopted as the symbol of the city.
Centre
Thessaloniki, GR 54621
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International Airport 'Makedonia'
International Airport 'Makedonia'
Airport
11 kms
Thessaloniki Airport is the second biggest airport in Greece, located 14 km of the city center and serves 3.5 million passengers per year.
P.O.BOX 22605
KALAMARIA
Thessaloniki, GR 55103
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Rotunda and Arch of Galerius
Rotunda and Arch of Galerius
Historical landmark
2 kms
Built in 306 A.D. by the romans, Rotunda is one of the oldest religious sites of the city. Going back to the late 3rd century A.D., after a number of long devastating wars, the romans decided to divide the Empire into 4 regions, each with its own provinces , thus leading to the creation of a new form of leadership, the Tetrarchy. The administrative needs of the Tetrarchy led Galerius to the construction of the Imperial complex in Thessaloniki because of its importance as one of the capitals, after he came into power being one of the 4 rulers. Galerius Arch (kamara) and Rotunda were basic elements of the palatial complex. Original intensions were predicting its use as a mausoleum, although many archaeologists believe it was initially used as a roman temple. The dimensions of the main structure are quite impressive.
Platia Agiou Georgiou Rotonta 5
Thessaloniki, GR 54635
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Church of Agios Dimitrios
Church of Agios Dimitrios
Historical landmark
3 kms
The Church of Saint Demetrius, or Hagios Demetrios, is the main sanctuary dedicated to Saint Demetrius, the patron saint of Thessaloniki, dating from a time when it was the second largest city of the Byzantine Empire.
Agiou Dimitriou Street
Thessaloniki, GR 54633
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Thessaloniki Concert Hall
Thessaloniki Concert Hall
Convention center
2 kms
Thessaloniki Concert Hall was created in order to satisfy the need of the city for a venue that could house not only artistic, but also various other activities. It was thus designed as a building that would satisfy all the requirements for this purpose as well as becoming a landmark, a jewel for the city. Therefore, the Thessaloniki Concert Hall has all the characteristics that make it important: exceptional acoustics, a main hall of 1.400 seats, a reception hall (foyer), the rooms of the administrative and technical offices, as well as all the necessary facilities for the support of the events (dressing rooms, rehearsal studios, repositories for instruments etc.). Special provision exists for people with disabilities, by means of appropriate seats and elevators. Moreover, the external appearance of the building has been entirely harmonized with the history of Thessaloniki, combining elements from its byzantine past as well as from its contemporary cosmopolitan role. Designed by the renowned architect Arata Isozaki, M2 (building 2) adorns the city with a unique construction that epitomizes the virtues of modern architecture. Geometrical lines, extended glass surfaces and elements of steel compose an image of imposing simplicity, that comes as an antithetic, yet equivalent complement to the neighboring M1. Filled with natural light and enjoying a superb view to the sea, M2’s foyer is a vast space of sophisticated aesthetics that develops in three levels and adjoins all of the Hall’s important spaces. Equipped with cutting-edge technology and having an exceptional infrastructure, the Amphitheatron Hall can seat 500, whereas the Flat Hall, which can seat 300, can be subdivided by means of moveable partition to form three smaller rooms of 100 or two of 100 and 200 seats, thus able to host a wide range of events.
Martiou 25 & Paralia
Thessaloniki, GR
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Nightlife
Nightlife
Nightlife
2 kms
If there's one city that has become synonymous with nightlife, then it's definitely this one. The neighborhoods of Thessaloniki fascinate you, each with its own charm, offering everything: from traditional taverns to stylish bars, for every taste.
City Center
Thessaloniki, GR
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Noesis Science Center & Technology Museum
Noesis Science Center & Technology Museum
Museum
10 kms
The layout and planning of the museum’s exhibitions was based on T.M.Th. ‘s experience over the many years of its operation, as well as the examplification of Europe’s major Science and Technology Museums. The Exhibitions are presented with topics related to Science and Technology: 1. The “Classic Cars Exhibition” featuring car models that mark the history of automobile. The exhibition consists of 5 main thematic units, based on the 5 top car models of the 20th century. 2. The “Technopark” featuring interactive (hands-on) exhibits. The visitor has the opportunity to discover the scientific knowledge acting and having fun. 3. The “Ancient Greek Technology”, one of its kind, refers to the prehistoric period till the Hellenistic and Byzantine period. The exhibition features more than 70 exact replicas of machines that have marked people?s lives and set the cultural context, as well. 4. The “Image and Sound” exhibition, featuring the technology of photography, radio and television (it is under study). All the exhibitions are complemented with a personal audio tour guide system, available in English and Greek language.
Thessalonikis-Thermis Road 6
Thermi
Thessaloniki, GR 57001
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