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Feature / Location
Second largest city in Greece / Located in the northern part of the countryCurrency
EuroWeather
Summers are hot, dry and mostly clear; winters are cold and partly cloudyTime Zone
GMT+2Activities
Discover the historical artefacts; enjoy some local food; discover the vibrant night lifeThessaloniki Population
With a population of around 1 million, the city is Greece's second-largest economic, industrial, commercial, and political center, as well as an important transport hub for the rest of southeastern Europe.
Thessaloniki Weather
The Mediterranean climate is dominant in terms of Thessaloniki weather. Still, since the continental climate influences the northern part of the city, the differences can be spotted quite easily. Summers are dry and hot, and although the winters are harsh in the town's northern parts, the remaining portions remain warm. It is entirely up to your preferences when to see Thessaloniki, which offers a flexible agenda for traveling due to its specific climatic characteristics. The hottest month in Thessaloniki is July, with an average temperature of 26 degrees. Rainfall in summer is almost nonexistent; therefore, the city receives the highest number of tourists during the summer months. The city's mild winters will be a savior if you prefer a rather uncongested habitat for your Thessaloniki holiday. The coldest month is January, with an average of 5 degrees, and the most rain falls in November.
- Apr 25, Fri 21 Light Rain
- Apr 26, Sat 18 Overcast Clouds
- Apr 27, Sun 18 Light Rain
- Apr 28, Mon 15 Overcast Clouds
- Apr 29, Tue 11 Overcast Clouds
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