Greece

A major port of the ancient world and home of the church Paul planted and later wrote to. The bema, temple ruins, and the canal still frame the visit.

The first European city where Paul preached. The river baptism site, forum, and prison tradition sit in the Macedonian hills.

Greece's second city and a hub of early Christianity. The Roman forum, the Arch of Galerius, and early Christian monuments line the waterfront.

Monasteries perched on towering stone pillars above the Thessaly plain. A later chapter in Christian history, far from Paul's route but central to Orthodox heritage.

A small Aegean island where John received the visions recorded in Revelation. The Cave of the Apocalypse and the Monastery of Saint John dominate the hillside above Skala harbor.

The modern city on the site of ancient Neapolis, where Paul first set foot on European soil. A scenic harbor town with a Byzantine castle and Roman aqueduct.