Best Bars and Nightclubs in Thessaloniki

In this article I will be highlighting the best bars, as well as nighclubs in Thessaloniki. 

Eightball

Eightball is one of the most well known clubs. It plays music from a range of genres, including Rock, Disco, Pop and more. The disco parties help every Friday have become a key event for both locals and tourists. The venue has 2 floors wich hosts a range of different events and musical genres. 




Kitchen Bar

Located on Thessaloniki's harbour, this is one of the most popular bars in the area, providing an amazing view of Thermaikos Sea. Open all day until late at night, Kitchen Bar is a great option for a drink by the Sea. 




Fragile - Stin Taratsa

There is a large range of rooftop bars in Thessaloniki and many are secretely hidden within the city. Stin Taratsa (also known as Fragile) is one of them. Hidden within a seemingly abandoned building, this rooftop bar is always buzzing and is popular among many of the locals. The cocktails are fantastic, the bar is decorated beautifully and the music is great, providing an ideal place to grab some drinks with some friends. 




Skyline Bar

Skyline bar is located in the OTE tower, in the heart of Thessaloniki. This newly renovated bar is positioned on the top floor of the tower and slowly rotates, providing breathtaking 360-degree views of the city. Enjoy some delicious cocktails and let the music and stunning views take you to another level of happiness. This is a great place to get any night started. 




Dentro sto Bar

Located within an old mansion on Vasileos Georgiou Street, Dentro sto Bar is open from early on the morning until late in the evenings, serving food, drinks and fabulous live music. Their live music events have become almost a daily routine with loyal fans often returning due to its elegant decor, spectacular lush courtyard and great music. 




Club Vogue

Club Vogue is another place to go for an authentic greek nightlife experience. Club Vogue is one of the most popular live music scenes in Thessaloniki, as it plays host to many talented, famous Greek singers and musicians. The venue is impressive in size and is modernly decorated.




Le Coq Tail Mix Bar

Offering beautiful views of the city from its balcony, Le Coq Tail Mix Bar is open from the early hours until the late hours and has won a variety of awards. Their cocktails are one of a kind and are truly imaginative. This establishment features breathtaking views, great chilled out music and fantastic drinks, making it the perfect bar in Thessaloniki. 




All of these places have their own unique charm. Which one would you choose for your next night out with your friends?

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The Archeological Museum of Thessaloniki

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Church of Agios Dimitrios

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