Street Markets

Street markets encapsulate the vibrancy of the city and its real authentic character. Modiano and Kapani, two of the most popular street markets, serve as a delicious introduction to Thessaloniki’s vibrant culinary scene. Taste traditional foods, and great produce such as cheeses, meats, olives and other local foodstuff bound to make your senses jump with excitement.

Modiano market is the central market of Thessaloniki in the historic centre of the city. It was built between 1922 and 1930 and spreads over several blocks. It is named after the architect Eli Modiano, a member of the well known Italian–Jewish Modiano family of the city.

Address: Modiano Market Thessaloniki 546 24 (City Center next to Aristotelous Square)

Kapani market, right in the middle of the city, offers cheap shopping: discover hidden gems in clothing, luggage, household items and vibrant fresh fish, meat, and produce area, with small tavernas all around the area.

Address: Thessaloniki 546 24, Greece

Louloudadika market (Flower markets) constitutes an essential part of the historical center of Thessaloniki. From the late 19th century, florist shops of Thessaloniki started opening at the junction of Komninon, King Heraklion and Fagkini streets. In this fragrant place near the Modiano Market, a truly traditional corner of the city center, with a mixture of various sensations and pictures, with food shops, restaurants and cafés, when you pass by your senses will be filled with colours and flavours!

Address: 26, Vasileos Irakleiou St., 54624, Thessaloniki