The lighthouse of Alexandroupolis
Alexandroupoli (or Alexandroupolis) is a Greek city, in the Thrace periphery. It is the capital of Evros prefecture. Alexandroupolis is in the northeast of Greece, very close to Turkey and Bulgaria. It had 57,812 people according to 2011 census.
Images for kids
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Ruins of the Byzantine Avandas castle (Avas) outside the city.
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Postcard of Dedeağaç, 1899
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The old military railway station (Gare Militaire) of Alexandroupoli.
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Konstantinos Altinalmazis, mayor (1925-1941)
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Alexandroupoli's lighthouse, symbol of the city
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The archaeological site of Mesembria-Zone
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Thermal springs of Traianoupoli
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Old "Kapnomagazo" (tobacco store), the new municipal library of Alexandroupolis
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The οld hospital of Alexandroupolis, which now is used as a Music High School
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The historic building of the National Bank which houses the Reading Room of the Democritus University of Thrace
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Alexandroupoli's port customs buildings
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The old building of the 1st primary school of Alexandroupolis
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The 3rd Primary school of Alexandroupolis which is housed in the courtyard of the Metropolis
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The Building of Missionary Action in Alexandroupoli
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Statue of Domna and Antonis Visvizis, heroes of the Greek War of Independence from Thrace
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View of Alexandroupoli's coastal area
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The lighthouse of Alexandroupoli and the coastal road
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Waterproofing system with amphorae at the archaeological site of Mesembria-Zone
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The church of Theotokos Kosmosoteira in Feres
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Ottoman baths in nearby Traianoupoli
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One of 6 windmills in Melia
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The square of Alexandroupoli's lighthouse
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Sunset on the coastal street of Alexandroupolis
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View of Samothrace from the city
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Sunset with Samothrace view
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View of Samothrace from a coastline in Makri
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View of snowy Samothrace from a beach in Alexandroupolis
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Coast along Alexandroupoli
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Beach with view to Samothrace
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The small harbour of Makri
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Mountainous landscape in Aetochori
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Road with small church near Dikella
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Russian monument in the yard of the metropolitan church for the Russo-Turkish War (1877–1878)
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Pedestrian area in Alexandroupolis
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Via Egnatia in Traianoupoli, near Alexandroupoli
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Centuries-old olive grove in Alexandroupolis
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See also
In Spanish: Alejandrópolis para niños