Aigai

Aigai, also known as ancient Aigai or Aegae, was an important city in ancient Macedonia, located near modern-day Vergina in Greece. It served as the first capital of the Macedonian kingdom and the burial site of Macedonian royalty, including King Philip II, the father of Alexander the Great. The archaeological site is renowned for its impressive royal tombs, rich artifacts, and significant historical insights into Macedonian culture and history. Today, Aigai is an important archaeological and UNESCO World Heritage site, offering valuable evidence of ancient Macedonian civilization and regal power.