Thessaloniki Concert Hall

Thessaloniki Concert Hall carries the name of a radiant city and adorns it with a unique edifice.
The purpose of the Thessaloniki Concert Hall construction was to provide a contemporary cultural and conference center of international standards with the capacity to host various events, including concerts, ballet, theatre and opera, cultural and art expositions and conferences. It was thus designed as a building that would satisfy all the requirements for this purpose as well as becoming a landmark for the city. The Thessaloniki Concert Hall was built along the coast of the city in an area of 18.000 sq. m.

Since its inception in 2000, it has recorded numerous successful productions, ranging from music concerts and operas to opening ceremonies and international conventions.

Designed by the renowned architect Arata Isozaki, M2 (Building 2) adorns the city with a unique construction that epitomizes the virtues of modern architecture. Geometrical lines, extended glass surfaces and elements of steel compose an image of imposing simplicity, that comes as an antithetic, yet equivalent complement to the neighboring M1.

Venue Overview

To help you navigate the conference space with ease, we’ve provided the full venue map and detailed floor plans. You can view or download them below to familiarize yourself with all the key locations.

Welcome Desk

  Entrance of the M2 Building

All registered participants will receive personal name badges for identification.
On-site registration and conference materials can be collected at the Registration Desk.

*Please note: Badge pick-up will also be available at the Welcome Reception venue on Tuesday, June 24th.

The Registration Desk will be open during the following hours:

How to get there

The Thessaloniki Concert Hall is located on 25 Martiou Street & Paralia, 54646, right where it meets the waterfront, next to the Posidonio Athletic Centre. Just 3.5 km from the city center, it is easily accessible on foot, by car, or via public transportation.