Wandering in Byzantine Thessaloniki (German language edition)

This book showcases the rich Byzantine heritage of Thessaloniki, exploring its historical monuments and cultural significance, making it a vital resource for enthusiasts.

The surviving monuments of Thessaloniki, which boasts over two thousand years of history, serve as a testament to the rich tapestry of Byzantine culture and art. This city, the second most significant in the Byzantine Empire after Constantinople, flourished economically and culturally, resulting in the creation of remarkable monuments that highlight the evolution of Byzantine civilization. Today, Thessaloniki is celebrated as an open-air museum, showcasing its extensive collection of Byzantine art and architecture.

Wandering in Byzantine Thessaloniki invites readers to explore the city's Byzantine heritage through the lens of its historical landmarks. The text meticulously describes and evaluates the latest findings related to these monuments, providing insights into their significance and the narratives they convey. With a continuous history that has endured even during tumultuous periods, Thessaloniki offers a unique opportunity to witness the enduring legacy of Byzantine civilization.

Richly illustrated with 259 images, including 220 in full color, Wandering in Byzantine Thessaloniki not only documents the city's historical treasures but also enchants visitors as they navigate through its bustling streets and quaint alleyways. Through the expertise of specialists and the admiration of enthusiasts, this book brings to life the captivating stories behind the city's unique monuments, making it an essential guide for anyone interested in Byzantine history and art.