Thessaloniki Subway Showcases Archeological Treasures in New Infrastructure

Thessaloniki’s new subway system seamlessly showcases archeological treasures while delivering state-of-the-art urban transport solutions. Opening November 30, this project blends history with modernity like never before. This was reported by the railway transport news portal Railway Supply.

Ancient History Meets Modern Design: A Subway That Showcases Archeological Treasures

The 9.6-kilometer metro line integrates ancient discoveries into its stations, transforming transportation into a cultural experience. Key artifacts from Roman, Byzantine, and Ottoman eras enrich the passenger journey.

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Construction unearthed burial sites, mosaics, and inscriptions, preserving the city’s heritage. The Venizelou Station features a Roman marble-paved road, a vivid testament to Thessaloniki’s historical significance.

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Over 300,000 archeological finds caused project delays but enhanced its cultural value. Adjustments to tunneling depth protected historical sites while enabling urban development.

Government reports state the project cost €3 billion ($3.1 billion), with additional lines nearing completion. Collaboration among Greek, Italian, and Japanese firms made this visionary project a reality.

Thessaloniki’s subway redefines public transport by blending history with innovation. This groundbreaking system invites passengers to explore both ancient artifacts and modern engineering in every journey.

Source: www.ctvnews.ca

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