The first Greek colonists arrived, to this Thracian corner, during the middle of the 7th century BC....

The first Greek colonists arrived, to this Thracian corner, during the middle of the 7th century BC....

The Archaeological Museum of Abdera is operational since January 2000 (Αrchaeological work in Macedo...

Pamouktsoglou Mansion At Abdera, in the modern estate, visitors can see buildings from the period o...

At the unique hilly and rocky ground, at the sandy shores of the Thracian land, opposite the island ...

In the archaeological site which can be visited, the excavations so far, give us the image of a city...

Today, there are obvious identified traces in one of the five ancient, port structures. In the south...

In Byzantine times, Abdera was renamed into Polystylon (which means many coloumns), probably from th...

Here is a part of the fortification of Polystylon which was visible before the excavation of the 12t...

Baths The baths which were found in the western interior side of Polystylon walls. In the Byzant...

Aisled basilica with cemetery Outside the precincts of the Byzantine settlement, as was customary, ...

Episcopal church The Episcopal Church is the largest church found within the walls of Polystylon....

Baptistery The octagonal Baptistery, belonged to an earlier church. It was placed on the north-east...

Single – nave Temple. A simple, single-nave Byzantine church, which is dated back to the 12th centu...

During the 14th century, around 1341-1346, Abdera, which during the Byzantine period was named as Po...

The inner, or transverse walls The transverse walls of the city, divide it into two almost equal pa...