Experts' Choice Award Church of Panagia Chalkeon
What the experts agree on
This diminutive Byzantine church captivates with its distinctive layered facade of stacked windows and three domes, set in Thessaloniki's historic copper-working district where artisans still craft traditional wares nearby.
Fodor's "The name Chalkeon comes from the word for copper, and the beautiful "Virgin of the Copper Workers" stands in what is still the traditional copper-working area of Thessaloniki." Full review
Frommer's "This tiny church with its three domes looks as if it would fit nicely into a miniature village...its real glory is its facade, with windows piled above windows, domes above domes." Full review
