Roman Agora of Thessaloniki

The Roman Agora of Thessaloniki is an ancient archaeological site dating back to the Roman era. It is located on the upper side of Aristotle's Square in Thessaloniki. It consists of two floors that include galleries. It was found by chance in the sixties of the last century. The agora was built by the Romans in the late first century AD, and it was the center of political and public life in Thessaloniki. It was decorated with arches, monasteries, and fountains. Inside, there is an ancient amphitheater, Corinthian columns, huge arcades, and mosaic floors.