Car Rental in Greece > Thessaloniki
In Northern Greece, based in Macedonia, there is a city like no other in Greece. Thessaloniki, one where dreams, ideas, visions and trends boil underground in an alternative scene. In the crowd and in the streets, you will read its history: Thermaikos gulf, Lefkos Pyrgos, Nikis avenue, Aristotelous square, Mitropoleos street, Tsimiski street, Ladadika, Agora Modiano, Bit Pazar, Ano Poli.
By choosing a car from Europcar you will visit the most important sights of the city such as the Archaeological and Byzantine Museum, the Concert Hall and the Royal Theater. With a car from Europcar you will be able to reach
With a car from Europcar, you will be able to visit some of the most important places in the city, such as the Archaeological and Byzantine Museum as well as the Concert Hall, the Exhibition Center and the Royal Theater. You will find fascinating churches such as the Monastery of Vlatada, wooden houses and the Byzantine walls. Other historical sites include the huge church of St. Demetrius, famous for its mosaics, and the Jewish mansions.
Do not forget the night side of the city with countless restaurants, traditional taverns, bars and great cafes.
Renting a car with Europcar will also give you the opportunity to reach separate beaches in the area for relaxation and tranquility. By choosing a rental car from the new fleet of Europcar you will travel to Pieria, Methoni, Litochoro and Platamonas.
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Greece is the country you should explore.
Its beauties are inexhaustible, from end to end.
Because one trip is never enough to explore all of Greece, with Europcar we offer you the opportunity to rent a car at the best market price.
For your next trip book your car online at www.europcargreece.com, choose to prepay your reservation - and get a 20% discount on your car rental.
In Thessaloniki with Europcar
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Thessaloniki is the second largest city of Greece and the most important centre of the area. Built bu the sea, the Thermaïkos Gulf, it is a modern metropolis bearing the marks of its stormy history and its cosmopolitan character, which give it a special beauty and charm.
Ever since the 4th c. BC when it was founded, Thessaloniki has kept its urban character and has remained a civic centre and the hub of that region.The city’s centuries-old multicultural history has been associated with great empires, as it has known the Roman, Byzantine and Ottoman Rule. The town was also greatly influenced by many ethnic and religious groups (Jews, Latins, Armenians and others) as well as Greeks from Constantinople, Pontus [modern-day northeastern Turkey] and Asia Minor [a.k.a. Anatolia].
