Sights Kavala, Greece

One of the attractions of Kavala is the Old Town. The picturesque streets and houses of ancient architecture, twined with flowering shrubs, give the city a unique flavor.

Soup kitchen - Moslem building erected by Mohammed Ali. Byzantine fortress. And, finally, a lighthouse, with the location of which a beautiful view over the city as well as at sea.

Area Karaoli with its many traditional coffee shops and located in the open-air restaurants, serving mainly fish, cooked according to ancient Greek recipes.

A peculiar boundary between the old and new city are the famous "Camara" (arch) aqueduct, built in 1550. Kamares - the old water tower of the city, which was built in 16 century on the ruins of older Byzantine fortifications
Sultan Suleiman the Magnificent second.

In New Town there are two major museum of Kavala: Archaeological and city, a visit that should not be neglected. Here is the quay, where the docked cruise ships, ferries, fishing boats. Byzantine era left its mark especially in religious buildings: the Church of St. John (the oldest in town), the Cathedral of St. Paul's Church of the Blessed Virgin.