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Useful Information:

Location:
Old harbor, Limenas, Thassos

Dating:
Built in the second half of the 19th century, probably before 1904

History:

Originally a dependency of the Vatopedi Monastery of Mount Athos, hence the name “Kalogeriko”
In 1926, it was donated by the Vatopedi Monastery to the Municipality of Thassos, initially to house a primary school
After the Asia Minor Catastrophe, it accommodated refugee families
Restored in 1975 by the Ephorate of Classical Antiquities
Permanently transferred to the Municipality of Thassos in 1990

Architecture:

Two-story stone and wood building with a slate roof
Features tall stone chimneys, bay windows, and small wooden balconies
Represents a characteristic example of traditional architecture in the Thracian-Macedonian region

Today:

Under the supervision of the Municipality of Thassos, it hosts painting and photography exhibitions, music concerts, lectures, and other cultural events
The upper floor houses the “Thassian House,” an ethnographic exhibition recreating a traditional Thassian residence

Ticket:
Free entrance
Exceptions may apply for specific events

Opening Hours:
Opening hours vary depending on the events hosted at the venue

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Kalogeriko