Amphipolis

Amphipolis was an ancient city in northern Greece, strategically located near important roads and rivers. It was founded around the 5th century BCE and served as a military and trading center, linking regions in Greece and beyond. The site is especially famous for its archaeological remains, including a large tomb believed to belong to a prominent figure from Alexander the Great’s era. Today, Amphipolis is recognized both for its historical significance and its impressive ancient ruins, offering insights into Greece’s ancient commercial and military history.