Palaiochora sits on the Central Macedonian plain in northern Greece, where cultivated lowlands extend toward the Thermaic Gulf. The settlement belongs to a farming landscape, while the gulf’s coastal wetlands and river deltas shape the wider environment. Ancient Pella, capital of the Macedonian kingdom and traditionally identified as the birthplace of Alexander the Great, lies on the same broad plain to the north. Palaiochora represents the quieter rural side of a region also drawn toward Thessaloniki and the Aegean coast. Continue with other webcams from the area to see how this part of Macedonia and Thrace connects across northern Greece.
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