Kalamaria obtiene 58 sobre 100 en delitos violentos — criminalidad media, en una escala donde 50 es la media de Grecia. Allí viven unas 91.518 personas, 12.861 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.
Kalamaria: 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.
- 48FoinikasΦοίνικας · criminalidad mediaKalamaria's outlying eastern quarter, on the airport road, and the one part of the municipality that does not fit the affluent picture. It was laid out in the 1960s to a design by the architect Aris Konstantinidis as low-rise workers' housing with parks between the blocks, and it houses a mix of long-settled families and later arrivals. Its main street is Ethnikis Antistaseos. Academic work on social division within Kalamaria treats Foinikas as the municipality's stigmatised edge, and the neighbourhood has had public-realm upgrades.
Ojo con: Poor pedestrian connections to the rest of Kalamaria after dark
- 48KentroΚέντρο · criminalidad mediaKalamaria's own commercial core around Plateia Skra and the municipal buildings - the densest part of the municipality, with the shops, cafes and services. This is where Kalamaria's one sustained, well-documented safety story sits. Through 2025 the municipality hired a private security company to patrol the centre after repeated damage and theft affecting homes, shops and parked cars, and ERT broadcast footage of minors forcing a shopfront. Police followed with repeated juvenile-delinquency sweeps into 2026.
Ojo con: Property damage and theft on Friday and weekend nights
Dónde alojarse mejor
Tranquilo y bien iluminado, el tipo de sitio que se recomienda a la mayoría de los visitantes.
- 48Agios IoannisΆγιος Ιωάννης · criminalidad mediaAn inland residential quarter of Kalamaria taking its name from the church of Agios Ioannis Prodromos, which municipal heritage records place in the Katirli settlement area. Like most of Kalamaria's inland subdivisions it is dense low- and mid-rise housing with local shops, schools and a parish, and no separate commercial or nightlife identity. Nothing in Greek police releases, local press or travel writing singles out Agios Ioannis for crime or for safety. Judge it by Kalamaria's overall record.
Ojo con: Nothing area-specific is documented
- 48Agios PanteleimonasΆγιος Παντελεήμονας · criminalidad mediaNot a separate district so much as the parish name for the area around its church, used interchangeably with Votsi in municipal and heritage records. Inland, residential, built over one of the 1920s refugee settlements and now indistinguishable from the apartment blocks around it. There is no crime reporting, no travel coverage and no forum discussion specific to Agios Panteleimonas. Anyone writing confidently about how safe it is, in either direction, is extrapolating from Kalamaria as a whole.
Ojo con: Nothing area-specific is documented
- 48AretsouΑρετσού · criminalidad mediaThe seafront quarter immediately north of Nea Krini, named after Aretsou near Constantinople, centred on the marina and the coastal promenade. It is among the most expensive addresses in Thessaloniki outside Panorama, and got its own metro station on Pontou street in 2025. Aretsou draws people from across the city for the waterfront walk and the cafe strip. Nothing in Greek police releases or local press identifies Aretsou as a crime location; the documented Kalamaria incidents are recorded municipality-wide.
Ojo con: Nothing area-specific is documented; ordinary seafront-crowd pickpocket awareness in summer
- 48KalamariaΚαλαμαριά · criminalidad mediaKalamaria is the affluent coastal municipality southeast of the centre, about 90,000 people, built as a refugee settlement after 1922 and now Thessaloniki's most desirable non-central address. Since the 2025 metro extension it has five underground stations (Nomarchia, Kalamaria, Aretsou, Nea Krini, Mikra), putting the centre fifteen minutes away. Travel guides rate it a safe, quiet residential base with a marina and seafront promenade.
Ojo con: Groups of minors active on Friday and weekend nights in the centre
- 48KarabournakiΚαραμπουρνάκι · criminalidad mediaThe headland quarter at Kalamaria's northwestern edge, where the municipality meets the city's eastern seafront, named after Karaburun in Asia Minor. It is best known for the archaeological excavation on the tell and for the old airfield land behind it. Residentially it is quiet, middle-class and low-rise by Thessaloniki standards. There is no police reporting or local news coverage that identifies Karabournaki as a crime location - the Kalamaria incidents that reach the press are recorded at municipality level.
Ojo con: Nothing area-specific is documented
- 48KatirliΚατιρλί · criminalidad mediaOne of the smallest of Kalamaria's refugee subdivisions, named after Katirli on the Sea of Marmara and usually paired in municipal records with neighbouring Kouri as Kouri-Katirli. The church of Agios Ioannis Prodromos sits in this settlement. It is a handful of residential blocks rather than a neighbourhood with a centre, and it has no coverage of its own in police releases, press or travel writing. Anything said about its safety is really being said about Kalamaria.
Ojo con: Nothing area-specific is documented
- 48KifisiaΚηφισιά · criminalidad mediaA small inland subdivision of Kalamaria, listed first among the municipality's settlements in its heritage records. Today it is ordinary Kalamaria apartment housing with local shops and schools and no distinct centre of its own. There is no dedicated coverage of Kifisia in police releases, Thessaloniki press, municipal safety statements or travel writing, and searches for it are dominated by the much better-known Kifisia in Athens. There is nothing specific to report and nothing specific to warn about.
Ojo con: Nothing area-specific is documented
- 48KouriΚουρί · criminalidad mediaA small planned refugee settlement in Kalamaria, laid out around 1929-1930 with roughly 75 houses for some 229 families, its original residents refugees from Kouri in Asia Minor together with Constantinopolitans and other Anatolians. It is recorded alongside Katirli as Kouri-Katirli. Today it is a pocket of older low-rise stock among later apartment blocks. There is no crime reporting, safety commentary or travel coverage specific to Kouri; its record is Kalamaria's record.
Ojo con: Nothing area-specific is documented
- 48MikraΜίκρα · criminalidad mediaKalamaria's southeastern edge, towards the old Mikra airfield land, and now the terminus of the metro extension - the Mikra station opened with the 2025 Kalamaria line and is the interchange point for the park-and-ride traffic coming in from the southeast. The area is a mix of newer residential blocks, sports and institutional land rather than a traditional refugee quarter core, though Mikra is listed among Kalamaria's historic settlement names. No crime reporting specific to Mikra was found for 2024-2026.
Ojo con: Car-dominated layout with long stretches of little foot traffic
- 48Nea KriniΝέα Κρήνη · criminalidad mediaThe southern seafront quarter, named for Krini (Cesme) in Asia Minor, running down to the marina and the fish tavernas. It has its own metro station on Pontou street since 2025. This is postcard Kalamaria: promenade, moored boats, families out walking, restaurants that fill on summer evenings. There is no Greek-language police or press reporting that singles out Nea Krini for crime - the incidents that do get reported are logged at municipality level, not here.
Ojo con: Unlit inland side streets away from the promenade
- 48Synoikismos Agios StylianosΣυνοικισμός Άγιος Στυλιανός · criminalidad mediaA named bus-stop-scale settlement in Kalamaria around Agiou Stylianou street, in the 55134 postcode. It is a micro-subdivision rather than a neighbourhood: it appears in transport listings, address directories and the municipal operational plan, but not in news, policing or travel coverage. There is no crime reporting specific to it whatsoever, and none should be invented. Treat it as an address within Kalamaria and apply the municipality's generally safe, affluent-suburb baseline.
Ojo con: Nothing area-specific is documented
- 48VotsiΒότση · criminalidad mediaA small inland residential subdivision in the middle of Kalamaria, formally Synoikismos Navarchou Votsi and paired in municipal records with Agios Panteleimonas, the parish it sits in. It is one of the original 1920s refugee settlements, now filled in with ordinary apartment blocks. Coverage is thin: the municipality has published traffic-management changes for the Votsi area, but there is no crime reporting specific to it. Judge it by Kalamaria's baseline rather than looking for a local record that does not exist.
Ojo con: Nothing area-specific is documented
- 48VyzantioΒυζάντιο · criminalidad mediaA small inland residential subdivision of Kalamaria, one of the refugee settlements named after the settlers' origins, now absorbed into the continuous apartment fabric between the centre and the eastern edge. It has no commercial core of its own, no landmark and no separate identity in the way Nea Krini or Aretsou do. There is no crime reporting, travel writing or forum discussion specific to Vyzantio in 2024-2026. Its safety picture is simply Kalamaria's.
Ojo con: Nothing area-specific is documented
Barrios de Kalamaria
15 lugares, según delitos violentos
Los más seguros
Todos los barrios, de mayor a menor
- 58KentroΚέντρο12.899
- 59Agios IoannisΆγιος Ιωάννης12.307
- 58Nea KriniΝέα Κρήνη11.184
- 59MikraΜίκρα8251
- 59VotsiΒότση8088
- 59Agios PanteleimonasΆγιος Παντελεήμονας8047
- 58KarabournakiΚαραμπουρνάκι7908
- 59VyzantioΒυζάντιο5355
- 58AretsouΑρετσού4806
- 59FoinikasΦοίνικας4399
- 59KifisiaΚηφισιά2411
- 58KatirliΚατιρλί1779
- 58KouriΚουρί1778
- 59Synoikismos Agios StylianosΣυνοικισμός Άγιος Στυλιανός1527
- 58KalamariaΚαλαμαριά779
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 Kalamaria debería evitar?
Ninguna parte de Kalamaria está vedada de día. La lista de abajo indica qué manzanas cambian de noche.
¿Es seguro Kalamaria 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 Kalamaria?
Agios Ioannis, Agios Panteleimonas, Aretsou, Kalamaria, Karabournaki, Katirli, Kifisia y Kouri tienen buenas puntuaciones y están cerca del centro. Cada ficha de abajo dice a quién le conviene.
¿Es seguro Kalamaria?
Kalamaria (Καλαμαριά) obtiene 58 sobre 100 en delitos violentos en SafetyMap — criminalidad 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 1505 delitos contra la propiedad y 77,5 delitos violentos por cada 100.000 habitantes al año.
¿Cómo se compara Kalamaria con el resto de Tesalónica?
Kalamaria obtiene 58 sobre 100 en delitos violentos, frente a 46 de Tesalónica en su conjunto: más seguro que su entorno.