The town on foot Instructions to pedestrians The Mediterranean climate of Kavala and its hidden beauties make walking through the town a delight. Make the most of your mood for walking by choosing thematic routes relating to the history, architecture and multi-cultural character of the town! The town centre
Park for people with disabilities in Kalamitsa Sports Centre - photo by Ntinos ThomadakisSEATRAC at Kalamitsa beach - Photo from Dimofelia's archive Previous image Next image SEATRAC Καλαμίτσα – φωτογραφία αρχείο Δημωφέλεια The town has: Audible warning and information systems for when the green light is lit for the visually
Travel Guide Kavala: A Northern Greek Gem of a CityOne of the loveliest cities of the Greek north lets us in on its landmarks and secrets. Depending on the season, fishing vessels, ferries, sailboats and cruise ships all drop anchor at Kavala’s two ports – the
History of Kavala Kavala has a rich and fascinating history. The city’s modern name isan adaption of Cavalla – the name of the city for many years. This nameis likely taken from the Italian word for horse. But Kavala has also hadother names throughout its history. The
1. Climb to the Top of the Castle for the Breathtaking Views of the City The castle of Kavala is at the crest of the hill of the Old Town. It’s a beautiful place to visit, and it also affords some amazing views of the city.
The Archaeological Site of Philippi Philippi – a UNESCO World Heritage site – is a major site that offers a great deal to visitors. Inhabited from the 4th century BC to the 14th century AD, Philippi has ruins of several different phases. Philippi comprises several fascinating
A stroll through Panagia Panagia is Kavala’s old town. The peninsula on which it is built contains all of the city’s history: the 15th-century fortress built from granite, brick, and marble, with its central circular tower that offers a panoramic view; the Halil Bey Mosque (also
