Seleucia Modern Antalya Perga Antioch in Pisidia Iconium Lystra Derbe Second Missionary Journey Tarsus Cilician Gates Troas Neapolis Philippi Basilica B Thessalonica Odeon in Thessalonica Berea Corinth Judgment Seat Cenchrea Ephesus Third Missionary Journey Brothel Ad Marble Street Rhodes Tyre Roman covered street Jerusalem Temple Complex Malta Port of Syracuse Pozzuoli Porta Appia

Paul and Silas crossed the Aegean Sea into Europe in response to the Macedonian Call (Acts 16:10-11). The ship put into the port of Neapolis, modern Kavalla. The fortress at the top of the hill dates from the 14th century. The Egnatian Way passed through Neapolis, the major east-west Roman highway that took the missionaries to Philippi.