Macedonia

Macedonia Greece

Macedonia pertains to the Greek history and culture for 4000 years. Around the middle of the 4th century RC. Macedonia became the leading power of the Greek World thanks to King Philip II, who declared himself the Leader of a Greek Confederacy. His dream of a Pan-Hellenic expedition against the Persians was destined to come true by his son, Alexander the Great, who took his army to the banks of Indos river. Greek art is thus expanded to the depths of East and is assimilated by local populations along with the memory of Alexander. The Great King shall survive through legends until the Middle Ages and the European Renaissance.

Places of interest in Macedonia (the 13 prefectures)

Thessaloniki, Halkidiki (Chalkidiki), Kavala, Drama, Serres, Kilkis, Pella, Imathia, Pieria, Florina, Kozani, Grevena and Kastoria.


Thessaloniki Greece
Photo Tasoula
Thessaloniki Greece

Alexander the Great Thessaloniki
Photo Evanbeek
Alexander the Great Thessaloniki




The Macedonian map

The map of Macedonia Greece

Drama Agion Oros - Athos Chalkidiki Kavala Pieria Serres Kilkis Thessaloniki Pella Florina Imathia Kozani Kastoria Grevena

 

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Hotels, hostels, apartments, villas in Macedonia
Macedonie (dutch)
Macedonie (belgian)
Alexander the Great

Text source: Greece National Tourism Organisation

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