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Thessaloniki Water Supply Museum

This west-side museum occupies Thessaloniki’s restored central pumping station and explains how the city obtained and distributed water. It offers an indoor industrial-history visit beyond the central museum district.

Thessaloniki Water Supply Museum

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Why go

Go for a close look at the infrastructure that kept a growing city supplied. The preserved works make a practical story of engineering and urban change tangible, while the location adds a different chapter to a west-side itinerary. The building itself shows how a working utility complex became a museum without losing its industrial character.

What to look for

  • Historic pump sets in the restored machine hall
  • The former boiler room and archive explain the city’s water network.

Useful to know

  • Groups can arrange visits with EYATH. Individual access is unconfirmed; contact EYATH before making the west-side trip.

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Indoor visit · 30–60 min

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