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Archaeological Site of Philippi
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Archaeological Site of Philippi
The Archaeological Site of Philippi, the most important one in the Eastern Macedonian area of Greece, is on UNESCO’s list of World Heritage Monuments since mid-July 2016
CULTURAL TOURISM World Heritage Sites in Greece RELIGIOUS TOURISM On the Footsteps of Apostle Paul

In 356 BC King Philip II of Macedonia renamed the city after himself and used it to control the neighbouring gold mines of Mt. Paggaio, where he installed the Royal Mint.

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Kavala the second path of st Paul
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Kavala the second path of st Paul
Apostle Paul arrived in Kavala - Philippi, the most important city of the area in the winter of 49-50 AD, during his first travel to Greece.
RELIGIOUS TOURISM On the Footsteps of Apostle Paul

According to the narration of Luke the Evangelist, Apostle Paul arrived in Philippi, the most important city of the area in the winter of 49-50 AD, during his first travel to Greece

Address: philipi Baptistary of Lydia