* Thessaloniki is the only city in the world where Jews made up the absolute majority of the population at the beginning of the 20th century. Our tour is an immersion into a lost world, where ladinos sounded, and goods from all over the Mediterranean were unloaded at the port. You will start at the ancient Roman Agora, where Jewish merchants once traded. We will show you: The location of the legendary "Flea Market", the center of Sephardic trade Palaces of the Modiano and Allatini families, which determined the city's economy The streets of the former "Jewish Quarter" with its unique architecture We will pay special attention to: ✓ How the exiles from Spain in 1492 created a new cultural center here ✓ Why the Ottoman Sultans called Thessaloniki the "City of Jews" ✓ How the community survived the disaster of 1943 You will find out: Where the largest synagogue was located How Jewish newspapers shaped public opinion Why did local merchants finance the first tram This walk is not just an excursion, but a journey through time to the origins of the cosmopolitan spirit of Thessaloniki. Organization: • The route passes through open spaces • We recommend sunglasses and a camera • Physical activity: minimal