Thessaloniki Concert Hall — Attraction in Municipality of Thessaloniki

I went to the Concert Hall for Romeo and Juliet (guest appearance of Ukraine ballet). The hall itself is big and stunning BUT there were so many irregularities! First of all, how is it possible that for such ticket prices you play an audio of a ballet performance WITH AUDIENCE CLAPPING IN IT? Could you have not made the effort to at least cut that out, when you don’t have live orchestra? The speakers made a loud noise and glitched 3 times during the performance- this is unacceptable!! How do you allow people to film and take videos throughout the whole show? So many people were on their phones, clicking, making noises with it, the phones even rang like 15 times! This is unacceptable- you have to start warning people and have people working who control this and approach the ones who don’t follow rules. THIS IS COMMON PRACTICE ALL OVER EUROPE. The whole experience was just deeply disappointing and from a technical and organizational aspect a...

Enough with the loose policy of allowing late spectators to enter the room after the show starts. It’s distracting the spectators that are already getting immersed. It’s disrespectful for the artists who are already on stage. I witnessed people arriving in the room even 20 minutes late - and we’re talking about half a row of seats…The concert hall as well as the theatre, are not cafeterias where you can arrive whenever it’s convenient for you. The show I attended was great. But this kind of occurrences regarding the audience arrivals, it will definitely be a consideration next time I find something interesting to watch. Probably I will prefer to choose the cheap seats, so at least I don’t feel I wasted all my money....

It is a national concert hall and it stands for its name. It is clear that it was designed in past but the architect used traditional points which makes the building still attractive. The interior is well maintained and although not majestic, it is decent and you get the feeling of being in place of culture. Seats are comfortable and the view is clear. The reason for complain would be toilets showing aging and the "bar". I ordered lattee. They only served capsule espresso which was luke warm. Forget about frothed milk. Remaining menu consisted of satchel tea, French coffee, bottled water, packed juice, dry baguettes and some sweet waffles. A street trailer has better...