Καμάρες - Kimonos 2-18

Name: Καμάρες - Kimonos 2-18
Address: Kimonos 2-18, Kavala 652 01, Greece, 652, Greece

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Address :	Kimonos 2-18, Kavala 652 01, Greece
Postal code :	652
Categories :	Tourist attraction , Historical landmark ,

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E	Erkan Özyürekli on Google ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ Antik Kavala'da şehrin su ihtiyacını karşılamak için yapılmış su kemerleri. İlk olarak Romalılar tarafından dizayn ediliş ve yapılmış ,Osmanlılar döneminde geliştirilmiş mühendislik harikası bir eserdir. Kavala'nın en değerli tarihi eseri sayılır. Aqueducts built in ancient Kavala to meet the water needs of the city. It was originally designed and built by the Romans, a work of art developed during the Ottoman era. It is considered to be Kavala's most valuable historical work. Aqueducts made to meet the water needs of the city in Ancient Kavala. It was originally designed and built by the Romans and developed as an engineering wonder in the Ottoman period. It is considered as the most valuable historical work of Kavala. Aqueducts built in ancient Kavala to meet the water needs of the city. It was originally designed and built by the Romans, a work of art developed during the Ottoman era. It is considered to be Kavala's most valuable historical work.
E	Eren Kabarık on Google ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ Kavala içinde dolaşılırken büyük ihtimal göreceğiniz eski bir tarihi eser.Bizans döneminde inşa edilip Kanuni Sultan Süleyman tarafından yenilenmiştir. It is an ancient historical monument that you will probably see while wandering in Kavala. It was built in the Byzantine period and renovated by Suleiman the Magnificent.
M	Metin Avci on Google ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ Kavala su kemerleri, ilk olarak Romalılar tarafindan inşaa edilmiş, en yükseği 52 metre olan değişik boyutlarda 60 kemerden oluşmaktadır ve 1550 yılında Kanuni Sultan Süleyman tarafından yeniden inşaa edilmiştir. Raporlara göre su kemerlerinin nihai alıcısının Kale olduğu belirtiliyor. Başlangıçta su, Bizans surlarına yerleştirilmiş, toprak borulardan geçerek, Panagia yerleşim birimi tepesinin eteklerine kadar ulaşırmış. Suyun daha yükseklere çıkabilmesi için teknik bilginin olmadığı dönemlerde, bölge sakinleri suyu bu noktadan tedarik ederlermiş. Kanuni Sultan Süleyman’ın yeniden inşaa ettirdiği su kemerleri bu sorunu çözmüş ve su kalenin en yüksek kısımlarına kadar erişebilmiş. Suyun yeterliliğinin kanıtının da meydanlara yerleştirilmiş çeşmeler olduğu belirtilir. Kavala aqueducts were originally built by the Romans and consisted of 60 arches of varying sizes, the highest of which was 52 meters, and reconstructed by Suleiman the Magnificent in 1550. According to reports, it is stated that the ultimate buyer of aqueducts is Kale. Initially, the water was placed on the Byzantine walls, passing through the earthen pipes, reaching the skirts of the hill of the Panagia settlement. In times when there was no technical knowledge to make the water rise higher, the residents of the region would supply the water from this point. The aqueducts rebuilt by Suleiman the Magnificent solved this problem and the water reached the highest parts of the fortress. It is stated that the evidence of water sufficiency is the fountains located in the squares.
Σ	ΣΑΒΒΙΝΑ ΓΕΩΡΓΙΑΔΟΥ on Google ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ Το υδραγωγείο της Καβάλας είναι ένα αρχαίο ιστορικό μνημείο που πιθανότητα θα δείτε κατά την περιπλάνησή σας στην Καβαλα. χτίστηκε την βυζαντι περίοδο και ανακαινίστηκε απο τον Σουλεϊμάν τον μεγαλοπρεπή . The aqueduct of Kavala is an ancient historical monument that you will probably see while wandering in Kavala. It was built in the Byzantine period and was renovated by Suleiman the Magnificent.
E	Emre Mirasoğlu on Google ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ Kavala Su Kemeri Bizans döneminde inşa edilmiş, Osmanlı döneminde kullanılmaya devam edilmiştir. Kanuni Sultan Süleyman döneminde son halini almıştır. En yükseği 52 metre olan değişik boyutlarda 60 kemerden oluşmaktadır Raporlara göre su kemerlerinin Kale için yaptırıldığı ve ilk yıllarında su, Bizans surlarına yerleştirilmiş, toprak borulardan geçerek, Panagia yerleşim birimi tepesinin eteklerine kadar ulaşırmış. Teknik olarak suyu daha yukarıya çıkaramadıkları için, bölge sakinleri suyu bu noktadan alırlarmış. Osmanlının yeniden düzenlediği su kemerleri bu sorunu çözmüş ve su kalenin en yüksek kısımlarına kadar erişebilmiş. Suyun yeterliliğinin kanıtının da meydanlara yerleştirilmiş çeşmeler olduğu belirtilir. The Kavala Aqueduct was built in the Byzantine period and continued to be used in the Ottoman period. It took its final form during the reign of Suleiman the Magnificent. It consists of 60 arches of different sizes, the highest of which is 52 meters. According to reports, the water arches were built for Kale and in the first years the water was placed on the Byzantine walls, passing through the earth pipes and reaching the skirts of the hill of Panagia settlement. Because they could not raise the water higher, the residents of the region would take the water from this point. The aqueducts rearranged by the Ottoman Empire solved this problem and the water could reach the highest parts of the castle. It is stated that the evidence of water sufficiency is the fountains located in the squares.
Z	Zübeyir Talha Cerrah on Google ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ Amazing spot
R	Renate Maijers on Google ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ Very beautiful!
J	Joonas Böckler on Google ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ Can't miss that, if you're visiting Kavala. Ofcourse free of charge