Cheap Flights to Alexandroupolis

The Evros prefecture lies within Northeastern Greece, along with Thrace-- a seaport in the Gulf of Ainos. The city of Alexandroupolis is at the inlet of the Aegean Sea which links up with the Ainos Gulf. The census of people living in Alexandroupolis was taken in 2001 with 52,720 inhabitants in the city and its suburbs. This area of Greece dates back to second and third century BC, with many Empires taking over the land. Since the beginning, when it was still a small fishing village, many leaders from surrounding countries used this important passage through Europe for 150 years. It is known as a region where east meets the west; where Europeans border with Asian countries.

Some of the most original countryside in all of Europe lies in Greece's northeastern region, with sandy secluded beaches and an abundance of forested mountains lying in the background. Alexandroupolis has established a name for itself with its upkeep on heritage buildings, making it a point for tourists to capture the old Greece. For the most part, Greece has a long period of civilization, which can be seen in the museums, where people first practiced Greek mythology as a religion. Almost any spot in Greece will have great traditional food, but some of the more exquisite cuisine comes from Alexandroupolis. This is a port city where many dishes revolve around seafood, but prepared in special Greek traditions. With Turkey being its neighbouring country, many Turkish imports are seen around the area, with some of the world’s finest tobaccos and teas.