We highly recommend arriving early, especially during summer, as queues at the ticket counter may form during peak hours.
The White Tower, the most iconic landmark of Thessaloniki, invites you to step inside and enjoy a stunning 360° panoramic view from its battlements.
A unique experience that will stay with you!
How much can a tower hold within its walls? Join us as we climb all six floors of Thessaloniki’s most recognizable monument and explore its rich and complex history through captivating storytelling, original testimonies, archival photographs, and curated exhibitions that transport you centuries back.
The White Tower is not just a landmark — it’s a living symbol of the city.
The experience culminates with a 360° panoramic view over Thermaikos Gulf and Thessaloniki, sealing a journey through time that will truly captivate you!
Monday-Sunday: 8:00 – 20:00
We highly recommend arriving early, especially during summer, as queues at the ticket counter may form during peak hours.
During World War I, British Navy personnel turned the rooftop of the White Tower into… a mini-farm!
They kept chickens for fresh eggs and even cultivated lettuce and other vegetables to supplement their diet!
The tour takes place rain or shine
Please arrive at the meeting point at least 20 minutes before the starting time
The museum entrance ticket is not available for online purchase — it is the visitor’s responsibility to buy it directly from the museum before the tour starts.
A valid museum ticket is required to enter the premises and participate in the tour. Without it, participation is not possible.
Wear comfortable shoes and bring water and sun protection (sunglasses, hats, sunscreen), especially during the hot summer months
Food and beverages are not allowed inside the museum.
Amateur photography and video recording are permitted inside the museum, provided there is no flash or tripod use
Accessibility for visitors with disabilities
The upper floors of the White Tower are not accessible to visitors with limited mobility due to a narrow, spiral staircase and the absence of an elevator.
However, a specially equipped ground-floor space offers a virtual tour, and the outdoor area surrounding the tower is flat and fully accessible
