Rotunda of Galerius

The Rotunda of Galerius is a large circular building in Thessaloniki, Greece, originally constructed in the early 4th century AD as part of a palace complex for the Roman Emperor Galerius. It was designed as a mausoleum and later transformed into a church. With its impressive dome and striking mosaics, it reflects the architectural ingenuity of the time. The Rotunda is a UNESCO World Heritage site and symbolizes the city’s rich history and the transition from paganism to Christianity. Today, it stands as a significant cultural and historical landmark, attracting visitors for its artistic and architectural heritage.