Criminalité et sécurité : Kalamaria
Καλαμαριά · Municipalité
Estimation modélisée — comment elle est faiteKalamaria obtient 48 sur 100 pour la sécurité globale — criminalité dans la moyenne, sur une échelle où 50 est la moyenne de la Grèce. Environ 91 518 personnes y vivent, soit 12 861 habitants au km².
Le score est absolu, ce n'est pas un classement : 50 est le taux d'infractions de la Grèce dans son ensemble, 100 l'extrémité la plus sûre de l'échelle et 0 la moins sûre, et chaque doublement du taux coûte le même nombre de points partout. Les unités régionales sont notées d'après les taux d'infractions enregistrées par la police pour 100 000 habitants publiés par Eurostat. La Grèce ne publie rien de plus fin : les municipalités et les quartiers se partagent donc le taux mesuré de leur région selon leur degré d'urbanisation et les informations locales documentées — considérez ces deux niveaux comme une estimation, pas comme un décompte des délits enregistrés.
Kalamaria : les quartiers à éviter et où loger
Chaque quartier, ce qui change la nuit, et ce que la police et la presse grecque rapportent vraiment. Des notes écrites, pas seulement des chiffres.
Les notes sont rédigées en anglais.
Quartiers urbains ordinaires
Aucun problème particulier au-delà de ce que connaît tout centre-ville dense.
- 48FoinikasΦοίνικας · criminalité dans la moyenneKalamaria'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.
Attention : Poor pedestrian connections to the rest of Kalamaria after dark
- 48KentroΚέντρο · criminalité dans la moyenneKalamaria'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.
Attention : Property damage and theft on Friday and weekend nights
Où loger plutôt
Calme et bien éclairé, le genre d'endroit qu'on conseille à la plupart des visiteurs.
- 48Agios IoannisΆγιος Ιωάννης · criminalité dans la moyenneAn 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.
Attention : Nothing area-specific is documented
- 48Agios PanteleimonasΆγιος Παντελεήμονας · criminalité dans la moyenneNot 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.
Attention : Nothing area-specific is documented
- 48AretsouΑρετσού · criminalité dans la moyenneThe 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.
Attention : Nothing area-specific is documented; ordinary seafront-crowd pickpocket awareness in summer
- 48KalamariaΚαλαμαριά · criminalité dans la moyenneKalamaria 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.
Attention : Groups of minors active on Friday and weekend nights in the centre
- 48KarabournakiΚαραμπουρνάκι · criminalité dans la moyenneThe 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.
Attention : Nothing area-specific is documented
- 48KatirliΚατιρλί · criminalité dans la moyenneOne 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.
Attention : Nothing area-specific is documented
- 48KifisiaΚηφισιά · criminalité dans la moyenneA 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.
Attention : Nothing area-specific is documented
- 48KouriΚουρί · criminalité dans la moyenneA 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.
Attention : Nothing area-specific is documented
- 48MikraΜίκρα · criminalité dans la moyenneKalamaria'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.
Attention : Car-dominated layout with long stretches of little foot traffic
- 48Nea KriniΝέα Κρήνη · criminalité dans la moyenneThe 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.
Attention : Unlit inland side streets away from the promenade
- 48Synoikismos Agios StylianosΣυνοικισμός Άγιος Στυλιανός · criminalité dans la moyenneA 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.
Attention : Nothing area-specific is documented
- 48VotsiΒότση · criminalité dans la moyenneA 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.
Attention : Nothing area-specific is documented
- 48VyzantioΒυζάντιο · criminalité dans la moyenneA 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.
Attention : Nothing area-specific is documented
Quartiers : Kalamaria
15 lieux, selon la sécurité globale
Les plus sûrs
Le plus de délits
Tous les quartiers, des plus grands aux plus petits
- 48KentroΚέντρο12 899
- 48Agios IoannisΆγιος Ιωάννης12 307
- 48Nea KriniΝέα Κρήνη11 184
- 48MikraΜίκρα8 251
- 48VotsiΒότση8 088
- 48Agios PanteleimonasΆγιος Παντελεήμονας8 047
- 48KarabournakiΚαραμπουρνάκι7 908
- 48VyzantioΒυζάντιο5 355
- 48AretsouΑρετσού4 806
- 48FoinikasΦοίνικας4 399
- 48KifisiaΚηφισιά2 411
- 48KatirliΚατιρλί1 779
- 48KouriΚουρί1 778
- 48Synoikismos Agios StylianosΣυνοικισμός Άγιος Στυλιανός1 527
- 48KalamariaΚαλαμαριά779
Le nombre à droite est le nombre d'habitants. Celui de gauche est le score de sécurité sur 100.
Municipalités voisines
Questions fréquentes
Quels quartiers éviter : Kalamaria ?
Aucune partie de la ville (Kalamaria) n'est à proscrire de jour. La liste ci-dessous indique quels îlots changent la nuit.
La nuit, est-ce sûr : Kalamaria ?
Oui, dans l'ensemble. Les violences contre les visiteurs sont rares et le problème habituel, c'est le vol. Ce qui change la nuit est précis plutôt que général — quelques places et rues bien identifiées — et chaque quartier ci-dessous dit quelle est sa version.
Où loger : Kalamaria ?
Agios Ioannis, Agios Panteleimonas, Aretsou, Kalamaria, Karabournaki, Katirli, Kifisia et Kouri ont tous de bons scores et sont proches du centre. Chaque fiche ci-dessous dit à qui il convient.
Kalamaria : est-ce sûr ?
Kalamaria (Καλαμαριά) obtient 48 sur 100 pour la sécurité globale sur SafetyMap — criminalité dans la moyenne, sur une échelle où 50 est la moyenne grecque. Ce score repose sur le taux d'infractions enregistrées de son unité régionale, réparti selon le degré d'urbanisation et des informations locales documentées. Cela représente environ 1 505 atteintes aux biens et 77,5 violences pour 100 000 habitants par an.
Kalamaria : est-ce sûr la nuit ?
Kalamaria est dans la moyenne grecque : pas de problème pour la plupart des gens le soir, avec la prudence ordinaire que l'on aurait dans n'importe quel quartier tard le soir.
Où se situe Kalamaria par rapport au reste de la zone (Thessalonique) ?
Kalamaria obtient 48 sur 100 pour la sécurité globale, contre 42 pour l'ensemble (Thessalonique) — plus de sécurité que dans ses environs.