ATHENS, Greece (JTA) — Aristotle University of Thessaloniki, partly built on the ruins of the city’s historic Jewish cemetery, unveiled a memorial to the graveyard that was destroyed by the Nazis.

(JTA) — On March 15, 1943, the first train bound for Auschwitz departed from the northern Greek city of Thessaloniki, once home to one of the largest Sephardic Jewish communities in the world.

Whether you're exploring ancient ruins or enjoying the lively culture, Thessaloniki offers something for every traveler. Start planning your unforgettable Greek adventure now. Against the odds ...

Located in northern Greece, the Olympus National Park is roughly a two-hour drive south of Thessaloniki ... Nearby, one can walk the ruins of the Temple of Apollo and view the dramatic Corinth ...