Square · Greece · Central Macedonia

Aristotelous Square

The grand open square that leads down to the sea.

Free to enter about 30 min

For storytellers

Why Aristotelous Square matters

Aristotelous Square is a wide, elegant space lined with arcaded buildings and cafes, opening to the bay on one side. It is the city's main gathering point for concerts, events and sunset coffees. Walking toward the sea from the top gives a pleasing view.

Talking points

  • It opens straight onto the waterfront.
  • Cafes line the sides.
  • Events and concerts happen here.

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