Ladadika
Former olive-oil warehouse quarter by the port, now cobbled lanes of tavernas, ouzeris and bars.
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This guide to Ladadika in Thessaloniki explains how a quarter of olive-oil warehouses behind the port got its name and what a run of disasters did to it. You'll meet a surviving 1896 mansion on Edessis Street, a 1926 building that once housed the stock exchange, and a census that counted every building in the 1990s. Best heard walking the cobbles of Katouni Street.
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