GREECE, KAVALA 🇬🇷 | A guide: top 11 places you have to see!

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  • Опубліковано 21 жов 2021
  • Hey you! I'm so glad you're here!
    Did you know about this hidden gem of a place in Northern Greece?
    I've been a few times now and it's actually such a stunning place, the people are super friendly, the coffee is amazing, you've got the old style buildings and the Archaeological Site of Philippi all within driving distance. I know I didn't include it, but the beaches in Kavala are also some of the nicest beaches I've been to.
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КОМЕНТАРІ • 15

  • @eleftherioscholidis1352
    @eleftherioscholidis1352 Рік тому

    Probably the best introduction video to Kavala ever. Thanks a lot for this Curious Lexi! I hope you enjoyed it 💙💙💙💙

  • @ypruss
    @ypruss 2 роки тому +2

    ... and also the destiny of the Roman Empire was gambled there ... outside kavala ... in the famous battle of Philippi

  • @gregangel29
    @gregangel29 2 роки тому +1

    Beautiful city! Exciting to explore it from your perspective

    • @curiouslexi1280
      @curiouslexi1280  2 роки тому +1

      I'm glad you enjoy it haha here on youtube and in the filming process! 😜

  • @heisenberg569
    @heisenberg569 2 роки тому

    I like your smile.

  • @ypruss
    @ypruss 2 роки тому +2

    0:20 Too bad ... if you have read the new Testament you would knew that this is the port (Neapolis) where Apostle Paul arrived in Greece (and to Europe) for the first time and founded the first christian church 10 kilometres away (Philippi). That's also the meaning of the mosaic you saw afterwards. you haven't done justice to your story and especially to the city.

    • @curiouslexi1280
      @curiouslexi1280  2 роки тому

      You are indeed correct, I have never read the new Testament! But thank you for telling me that this is where Apostle Paul first arrived in Europe! How interesting!
      Maybe I should do a more in depth history about the city, but this was just my opinion on popular tourist spots. If you have any suggestions, you can let me know, I really appreciate the feedback 🙌🏼

  • @ilomilevski9509
    @ilomilevski9509 2 місяці тому

    Beautiful city this city is actually Macedonian 🇲🇰 it was partioned to Greece in 1913 by the European powers in the Bucharest treaty

  • @babiyarnazarismaily6207
    @babiyarnazarismaily6207 2 місяці тому

    Again in a bulgarian town😂😂😂actually the towns of kavala and drama and the island of tassos are bulgarian teritorries and many more cities north of today greece arround tesaloniky in the north of the city and in the east as well in total 8500 sq.km of teritorrie that was given to greece by the antante after ww1 because we were on the sight of the central powers.....thats how we lost our aegean ports and towns wich were with predominantly bulgarian population

  • @MALOMIXI1
    @MALOMIXI1 Рік тому

    kavala was an albanian( Ilyria) town in the ottoman rule......

    • @div92
      @div92 10 місяців тому

      Whatever

  • @user-zs8qv5vb1w
    @user-zs8qv5vb1w 2 роки тому +2

    How many other Greeks are named Muhammad Ali? He was not born in Kavala he was born in Zemblak district of Korce in Albania…. Greeks don’t name their kids Muhammad Ali 😂

    • @MALOMIXI1
      @MALOMIXI1 Рік тому

      kavala was an albanian( Ilyria) town in the ottoman rule......

    • @div92
      @div92 10 місяців тому +3

      Kavala was under Ottoman Rule back then. Albanian people need to study. Not everything has to do with you. Muhamed Ali was an Egyptian ruler who was born in Kavala.

    • @user-zs8qv5vb1w
      @user-zs8qv5vb1w 10 місяців тому

      @@div92 speaking of studying history, do you know that Muhammad Ali (the Egyptian ruler) spoke zero Arabic and a very broken Turkish? He gave his orders to his trusted men in Albanian.