Monument · Thessaloniki, Greece

The Rotunda

A 4th-century Roman rotunda that has been a mausoleum, a church and a mosque, and keeps its minaret.

The Rotunda is in Thessaloniki, and this is Thessaloniki — the atlas draws Europe in one projection whose finest unit is about four kilometres, so it maps the town rather than the street. The frame is about 580 km across and 210 km deep at this latitude. Coastline from Natural Earth, public domain. The full map →

Give it 45 minutes · Open year-round · 40.633°N, 22.953°E

Accessibility

Not documented. EuropeDoor holds no step-free access, hearing loop or accessible toilet information for any place, and inventing it would be worse than the gap — the position in full.

Getting there

Ferries are the network: fast catamarans and slow open-deck boats, both booked online and both cancelled by wind. All of Greece →

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Thessaloniki · Northern Greece · Greece

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Jewish Museum of Thessaloniki

Four centuries of a majority-Sephardic city, and 1943, told without flinching.

Museum

The record

What this atlas holds about The Rotunda, and nothing it does not.

Kind: Monument
Give it: 45 minutes
Season: Open year-round
Where: 40.633°N, 22.953°E
In: Thessaloniki