Kavala
Kavala is a city in northeastern Greece, located on the Aegean Sea. It serves as the administrative center of the region of Eastern Macedonia and Thrace. Home to over 54,000 people, highlights include the Byzantine-Venetian castle on Panagia Hill and the aqueduct from the time of Suleiman I. The city is an important commercial hub with the "Alexander the Great" International Airport. Spring and autumn are the ideal seasons to visit, with mild temperatures perfect for exploring.
