About Thessaloniki
Thessaloniki, capital of the region Macedonia, the Cultural Capital of Europe 1997, is the centre of the Greek North and the country’s second largest city. With a history of twenty-three centuries reflected in its countless ancient Greek, Roman, Byzantine and modern monuments, this port city, now home to a million people, has always been a cosmopolitan metropolis and a powerful economic and cultural force throughout the entire south-eastern European region. Today, more than ever, Thessaloniki is in a position to offer its visitors unique and unforgettable experiences.

From Thessaloniki Airport to the City Centre
Thessaloniki Airport is located 16 km north-east of downtown Thessaloniki and can be reached by the following means of transportation:

By bus
The public bus No. 78 leaves Thessaloniki Airport every 60 minutes and brings you to the city centre. Journey time is approximately 30 minutes and costs € 1.50.

By taxi
Taxis are available outside the arrival hall. The journey takes approximately 30 minutes and costs € 6.– to the city centre.

From the Airport to the Helexpo Congress Centre
The Helexpo Congress Centre is situated in the city centre, various restaurants, hotels and important sights are within walking distance.