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Villa Allatini
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Villa Allatini was constructed before 1888 as the summer residence of Carolos Allatini, son of Dr. Moise Allatini, famous for his social activities in Thessaloniki in the 19th century. The mansion was located in front of the Allatini mills in the Hamidiye (Towers) district. The building was used as the residence-prison of Sultan Abdul Hamit II (1909-1912), as a university (since 1926), as a branch of the military hospital, and since 1979 it has been housing the Services of the Prefectural Authority of Thessaloniki.
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Thessaloniki
Villa Morpourgo
Morpurgo Villa was constructed just before 1906. The first owner of the house was Fani, wife of Moise Morpurgo, of Italian origin.
Thessaloniki
Casa Bianca
Casa Bianca had a special place among the renowned upper-class mansions of the city in the early 20th century that spread from the White Tower to Villa Allatini.
Posidonio
Allatini Mill
The Allatini Mill, opposite the Posidonio Sports Centre. Originally built in 1854 by French architect Darblay de Corblay, it was the city’s first steam-powered mill.
Thessaloniki
Themistokli Sofouli street
Pre-war Thessaloniki along Sofouli Street was full of villas, nightclubs and tavernas.
Thessaloniki
Municipal Art Gallery
Villa Mordoch was built in 1905 by the Turkish Division Commander Saifulah Pasha, on the designs of the famous architect Xenophon Paeonidis. Samuel Mordoch bought it in 1930.
Posidonio
Thessaloniki Concert Hall
Thessaloniki’s Concert Hall stages performances of music, opera and dance, and also functions as a convention facility, meeting the city’s need for an arts, business and professional centre.
Thessaloniki
Siagas Residence
Siaga residence is located at the immediate surroundings of the National Bank building and chateau mon bonheur, at the juncture of Vasilissis Olgas avenue and Petrou Syndica street. It was built in 1890 by Philotas Chatzilazarou.