Appartamento Kleious — Thessaloníki

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Now AVAILABLE for ERASMUS+ Students, or Digital Nomads! Grande Terrace Upper City View Apartment! The apartment is fully equipped and has everything one needs for his staying here. The building of Kleious is found in the City Centre. The neighboorhood is very good with all the facilities (supermarket, bakery, market place, bus station, restaurant) nearby at a distance of 50m. The area is in the city centre, and really close to commercial centre, (almost 5-10 min walk) so you do not have to use bus daily. The neighbourhood has all the facilities around (supermarket, market place, bakery, tavern, cafe, bus station) at a distance of 50meter. It is sited in the beginning of Ano Poli, traditional district of Thessaloniki. All bills including except from electricity bill (maintanance, water bill, Wifi) Apartment is close at a walking distance to Aristotle University, and CITY College, University of York Europe Campus; ideal for students who study at those Universities. It is ideal for Erasmus Accomodation; students to study in Thessaloniki for Winter / Spring Semester. Also, available for Digital Nomads or Remote Workers! #ErasmusAccomodation #ErasmusThessaloniki #ErasmusESN ........................... Traditional Apartment is located in the historical center of Thessaloníki, a 10-minute walk from Aristotelous Square the commercial centre of Thessaloniki, 5-min walk from Church of Agios Dimitrios and 14-minute walk from Rotunda and Arch of Galerius. The property is 1.2 km from Aristotle University, 1.4 km from Museum of the Macedonian Struggle and 1.8 km from White Tower. Thessaloniki Exhibition Centre is 2 km from the apartment. Starting from the apartment you can enjoy a walk up to the traditional settlement of Old City (Ano Poli) with its typical architecture and picturesque cobbled stone paths leading upper town to the city’s historical Acropolis (Eptapyrgio). On the way back, just 150 meters from the apartment, it is a must experience to taste the local delicacies in Tsinari area; named after the Turkish word “çınar” (plane tree) because there used to be a big plane tree in the area, with a small café built next to it that shared the same name. Nowadays the narrow streets and paved alleys of Tsinari are full of ultra-traditional taverns and create an amazing atmosphere that makes one feel as if one travelled hundreds of years back in time.