Criminalidad y seguridad en Neapoli-Sykies
Νεάπολη-Συκιές · Municipio
Estimación modelizada: cómo se obtieneNeapoli-Sykies obtiene 32 sobre 100 en seguridad general — criminalidad por encima de la media, en una escala donde 50 es la media de Grecia. Allí viven unas 84.741 personas, 6745 por km².
La puntuación es absoluta, no una clasificación: 50 es la tasa de delitos de Grecia en su conjunto, 100 el extremo más seguro de la escala y 0 el menos seguro, y cada vez que la tasa se duplica se pierden los mismos puntos en cualquier lugar. Las unidades regionales se puntúan a partir de las tasas de delitos registrados por la policía por cada 100.000 habitantes que publica Eurostat. Grecia no publica nada más detallado, así que los municipios y los barrios se reparten la tasa medida de su región según su grado de urbanización y la información local documentada: toma esos dos niveles como una estimación, no como un recuento de delitos registrados.
Neapoli-Sykies: zonas que evitar y dónde alojarse
Cada barrio, qué cambia de noche y qué cuentan de verdad la policía y la prensa griega. Notas escritas, no solo números.
Las notas están escritas en inglés.
Barrios urbanos corrientes
Ningún problema concreto más allá de los de cualquier centro urbano denso.
- 32PefkaΠεύκων · criminalidad por encima de la mediaPevka, the municipality's uppermost unit on the wooded slope near the ring road, and the greenest and most suburban of the four. It closes the municipality's summer cultural programme each year. Its one piece of safety history is old and should be dated honestly: in January 2020 the mayor publicly raised a surge in incidents including attacks on students, with Pevka named as the site of a recent attack and Andrea Papandreou avenue flagged as a concern. No comparable reporting for Pevka was found for 2024-2026.
Ojo con: Thin lighting and transport on the upper slope
- 32SykiesΣυκιές · criminalidad por encima de la mediaThe municipality's southern unit, immediately above the old city walls, dense and steep with some of the best views over the gulf. It is long-settled working and middle-class Thessaloniki, close enough to the centre to walk down to Ano Poli. The documented crime picture is acquisitive and local: a burglary crew that worked shops across Neapoli and Sykies was identified, and a group of three was arrested for fifteen thefts committed in the municipality between 6 September and 3 December 2025.
Ojo con: Shop break-ins overnight
- 32Aghios PavlosΑγίου Παύλου · criminalidad por encima de la mediaThe eastern unit of the municipality, on the slope above the centre, merged into Neapoli-Sykies in 2011. It is residential, elevated and quieter than Neapoli or Sykies, with the municipality's summer cultural programme opening here each June. Coverage specific to Agiou Pavlou is thin. The one incident found is an arson-type attack with a gas canister on the citizens' service centre (KEP) in Agios Pavlos in the early hours - property damage to a public building, with police and fire service attending.
Ojo con: Limited late-night transport up the slope
- 32Nea VarnaΝέα Βάρνα · criminalidad por encima de la mediaA small named settlement pocket in the municipality, of the refugee-naming type common across northern Thessaloniki, where quarters were named after the places their first residents came from. It does not appear in the municipal subdivision material or in any police or press source consulted, and no population, boundary or description was found for it. There is nothing documented to report about Nea Varna, and a safety guide should say so rather than manufacture a profile from the name alone.
Ojo con: No area-specific risk is documented
- 32StrebeniotiΣτρεμπενιώτη · criminalidad por encima de la mediaThe area around the Strempenioti municipal sports complex in Neapoli - an indoor gym, swimming pool and municipal football ground, with a children's traffic-education park nearby. It functions as a local landmark and informal district name rather than a formal neighbourhood. Parallaxi describes it as a major recreational draw used by all ages for exercise, walking and conversation. There is no crime reporting specific to Strebenioti; the surrounding streets are ordinary Neapoli residential blocks.
Ojo con: Car parks and approach streets once the sports complex closes
- 32KolokotroniΚολοκοτρώνη · criminalidad por encima de la mediaA street-derived local area name in the municipality rather than a defined neighbourhood - Kolokotroni is one of the commonest street names in Greece, and no municipal, police or press source consulted defines a Kolokotroni district in Neapoli-Sykies with boundaries or a population. That is worth saying plainly rather than inventing a character for it. In practice it means the blocks around the street of that name: ordinary dense residential housing with ground-floor shops, like everything around it.
Ojo con: No area-specific risk is documented
- 32NeapoliΝεάπολη · criminalidad por encima de la mediaA densely built neighbourhood running from Langada street up to the ring road, and the civic heart of the municipality. Its landmarks are ordinary and well used: the clock square, the Strempenioti sports complex, a modern municipal library on Amasias street. Crime here is local and acquisitive, with theft and fraud cases regularly solved by the local crime squad. One serious violent incident was recorded in September 2026, inside a home rather than on the street.
Ojo con: Shop break-ins overnight
- 32RoloiΡολόι · criminalidad por encima de la mediaNot a district but Neapoli's central square - formally Plateia Eirinis, universally called Roloi, the clock. It sits at the junction of Venizelou and Andrea Papandreou and is the neighbourhood's default meeting point: locals say they will meet at the clock, not at the square. There is a fountain, benches, older people sitting out and younger crowds in the evening. No crime reporting names Roloi specifically; it is the most overlooked and best-used public space in the municipality.
Ojo con: Ordinary crowd pickpocket awareness at events
Barrios de Neapoli-Sykies
8 lugares, según seguridad general
Los más seguros
Todos los barrios, de mayor a menor
- 32SykiesΣυκιές37.753
- 32PefkaΠεύκων13.052
- 32NeapoliΝεάπολη8536
- 32RoloiΡολόι7613
- 32Aghios PavlosΑγίου Παύλου6852
- 32StrebeniotiΣτρεμπενιώτη4383
- 32KolokotroniΚολοκοτρώνη4340
- 32Nea VarnaΝέα Βάρνα2212
El número de la derecha es cuánta gente vive allí. El de la izquierda, su puntuación de seguridad sobre 100.
Municipios cercanos
Preguntas frecuentes
¿Qué zonas de Neapoli-Sykies debería evitar?
Ninguna parte de Neapoli-Sykies está vedada de día. La lista de abajo indica qué manzanas cambian de noche.
¿Es seguro Neapoli-Sykies de noche?
En general, sí. La violencia contra los visitantes es rara y el problema habitual es el robo. Lo que cambia de noche es concreto y no general —unas cuantas plazas y calles con nombre— y cada barrio de abajo explica cuál es su caso.
¿Dónde alojarse en Neapoli-Sykies?
Cada barrio de abajo indica si merece la pena reservar habitación allí.
¿Es seguro Neapoli-Sykies?
Neapoli-Sykies (Νεάπολη-Συκιές) obtiene 32 sobre 100 en seguridad general en SafetyMap — criminalidad por encima de la media, en una escala donde 50 es la media de Grecia. Se basa en la tasa de delitos registrados de su unidad regional, repartida según su grado de urbanización y la información local documentada. Eso equivale a unos 2113 delitos contra la propiedad y 165,5 delitos violentos por cada 100.000 habitantes al año.
¿Cómo se compara Neapoli-Sykies con el resto de Tesalónica?
Neapoli-Sykies obtiene 32 sobre 100 en seguridad general, frente a 42 de Tesalónica en su conjunto: menos seguro que su entorno.