Región de Macedonia Central

Central Macedonia is the largest administrative region of Greece, located in the north-central part of the country and bordering Bulgaria, North Macedonia, and the Aegean Sea. Its capital, Thessaloniki, is Greece's second city and a UNESCO-recognised site for its Paleochristian and Byzantine monuments. The region encompasses diverse landscapes from the Axios river plains to the Chalkidiki peninsula and the forests of Mount Vermion, making it one of the most geographically varied and historically significant areas in southeastern Europe.

Northern Greece, Byzantine Heritage, Archaeological Sites, Coastal Destination, Cultural Travel, Wine Region, UNESCO World Heritage