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ARCHAEOLOGY MUSEUM: Displaying sculpture of the archaic, classical and Roman periods. It is located near the White Tower and fairgrounds.
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JEWISH MUSEUM: The Jewish Museum of Thessaloniki was founded to honor the rich and creative Sephardic heritage as it evolved in the city after the 15th century consequent to the horrible expulsion from Spain by Ferdinand and Isabella in 1492. The Museum is housed in one of the rare Jewish structures that survived the fire of 1917. Located in the very heart of Thessaloniki, this imposing building has at times housed the Bank of Athens and the offices of the Jewish newspaper "L' Independent" and is a silent witness to the great Jewish presence that once filled the streets of Thessaloniki.
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NEW MUSEUM OF BYZANTINE CULTURE: 2 Stratou Street.
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ETHNOLOGICAL AND POPULAR ART l: It displays costumes and objects of the last 250 years of Greek national life and culture. One of the best museums in Greece. 68, Vas. Olgas, Street.
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MUSEUM OF THE MACEDONIAN STRUGGLE: with exhibits from the years of local national resistance (1878-1912). 23, Proxenou Koromila Street.
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WHITE TOWER MUSEUM: An exhibition of the history and art of Byzantine Thessaloniki covering the period between 300 and 1430. There is a small cafe with a great view at the top.
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GALLERY OF FINE ARTS: It is located inside the building of the National Theatre. It is displaying Important works of Greek and foreign painters. 1, Nic. Germanou Street.
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MUNICIPAL GALLERY: 162, Vas. Olgas, Street.
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MUSEUM OF THE CRYPT: Inside the church of Agios Dimitrios.
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MUSEUM OF THE SOCIETY FOR MACEDONIAN STUDIES: 1, Nic. Germanou, Street.
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NORTHERN GREECE CULTURAL CENTRE
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MACEDONIAN CENTRE OF MODERN ART: International Trade Fair Grounds.
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TECHNICAL MUSEUM OF THESSALONIKI: Thessaloniki Industrial Area, 2nd Street, Building no 47
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MUSEUM OF ATTATURK: The founder of modern Turkey was actually born in Thessaloniki and his house has been turned into a historical museum. Don't be put off if the guard asks for your passport. No, it's not a small island of Turkish territory in the midst of Greece's second largest city, but with ocassional tensions between the two countries they don't want to take any chances of someone defacing the displays. The last time somebody blew up this house in the fifities it set off anti-Greek riots in Istanbul and the expulsion of several thousand remaining Greeks.
