Explore the Authentic City with Eco Friendly Tuk Tuk Tour

The “Apostle Paul’s Monument”, which commemorates the apostle's visit to the city. This iconic monument is a testament to Kavala's significance in religious history and offers a moment of reflection and reverence.

Imaret, a historic building that once served as a religious school and now a cultural center and a historical hotel, it will be amazed by its size.

Τhe cobblestone streets to stop at Mohammed Ali’s square, where Mohammed Ali's house and statue are located there and both are the must-see attractions connected to the city's illustrious past. This tour gives you the opportunity to admire the breathtaking views from peninsula’s lighthouse (Kavala’s oldest lighthouse), a perfect spot for some incredible photos and a truly hidden gem!

A stunning architectural marvel that has stood the test of time. This ancient aqueduct is a must-see, offering a glimpse into Kavala's rich history and the engineering prowess of its past inhabitants.

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The Municipal Tobacco Warehouse was built in 1910 and housed the company Kiazim Emin & Cie The “Municipal Tobacco Warehouse” and is another must-see attraction, offering insight into Kavala's storied past and the role that tobacco played in shaping the city

Its architecture is strange and does not seem at all like the Ottoman or neoclassical structures found in the city, as it is a miniature of a Hungarian tower.

a charity club for the poor, to house the Greek Community Club of Kavala and was inaugurated on 22 May 1910. The building is one of the finest examples of Austrian Baroque in Europe and unique in Greece and is a copy of part of the Vienna Musikverein.

The building of the Port Fund, more correctly the Port Commission, was constructed in 1926 and the ground floor of the building housed the city's fish market, and is one of the most iconic buildings at the harbor area.

perfect place to relax and soak in the beauty of your surroundings.