Μουσείο Βυζαντινού ΠολιτισμούMuseum of Byzantine Culture
Nea Paralia — 32 min walk
The museum of Byzantine Thessaloniki, in Kyriakos Krokos's building behind Nea Paralia.
European Museum of the Year 2005
Λευκός ΠύργοςWhite Tower
Nea Paralia — 23 min walk
The city's landmark and history museum, at the start of the Nea Paralia waterfront.
Museum and city panorama
Ομπρέλες ΖογγολόπουλουUmbrellas
Nea Paralia — 31 min walk
Zongolopoulos's monumental stainless-steel "Umbrellas" sculpture on Nea Paralia — restored and re-lit in May 2026, the seafront's most photographed landmark.
G. Zongolopoulos, restored with new lighting 2025-26
Μέγαρο Μουσικής ΘεσσαλονίκηςThessaloniki Concert Hall
Nea Paralia — 18 min walk, by taxi
The city's concert hall at the far end of Nea Paralia, 25is Martiou and the seafront — the 1,400-seat M1 building and Arata Isozaki's M2.
Inaugurated 2 January 2000, a 1,400-seat hall
Βασιλικό ΘέατροRoyal Theatre
Nea Paralia — 23 min walk
The National Theatre of Northern Greece's stage on Plateia Lefkou Pyrgou, a 1940 building by Konstantinos Doxiadis — 683 seats and a café facing the tower.
1940 building, 683 seats, rebuilt 2000
Άγαλμα Μεγάλου ΑλεξάνδρουAlexander the Great Monument
Nea Paralia — 27 min walk
Evangelos Moustakas's mounted Alexander, standing since 1974 at the start of Nea Paralia — 6.15 m of bronze, with shields, sarissas and a relief of the battle of Issus.
Evangelos Moustakas, 1974, 6.15 m of bronze
Θεματικοί κήποι Νέας ΠαραλίαςNea Paralia Gardens
Nea Paralia — 27 min walk
The gardens strung along the promenade — of Alexander, of Sand, of the Seasons, of Water, of the Afternoon Sun with the Umbrellas. Playgrounds, courts and an open-air amphitheatre.
A 3.5 km redevelopment, amphitheatre in the Garden of the Seasons