Shakir Omer Bey House
It was built around 1910 by the Turkish tobacconist Haji Sakir Omer Bey. The building follows Eastern Classicism with an axial wavy gable facing the sea, as was the custom of the wealthy Ottomans.
After the exchange, it was used as a housing for officers initially of the 4th Army Corps and then of the 7th Division. During the occupation period (1941-1944) it housed the German command of seaplanes based in Kavala.
In the first years after 1950 it housed the Commander of the 11th Division and from 2003 onwards the respective commander of the 20th Armored Division based in Kavala.
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Old Aqueduct
The most characteristic monument of Kavala is the large, arched aqueduct, known by the name “Kamares” (Arches).
Halil Bey Mosque
Near the Castle and on roads that lead to the acropolis.
Mohammed Ali's Square
The square was formed in 1931 – 1934, in order to place the statue of Mohammed Ali.
