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Greece to build theme park dedicated to Alexander the Great

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Greece plans to build the world’s first educational and entertainment theme park dedicated to Alexander the Great, aiming to boost tourism and attract investment to the Northern Greece region.
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Greece to build theme park dedicated to Alexander the Great

Greece plans to build the world’s first educational and entertainment theme park dedicated to Alexander the Great, aiming to boost tourism and attract investment to the Northern Greece region.

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Near Amphipolis, the world's first Theme Park dedicated to Alexander the Great

In Northern Greece, and specifically on an area of 8 acres between Kavala and Serres, very close to Amphipolis, the world's first educational/entertainment Theme Park dedicated to the life and career of Alexander the Great is about to be built and will be called "Alexander Theme Park", as announced by DreamWorkers project manager, Grigoris Avanidis, speaking to APE-MPE on the sidelines of […]

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Επιλογές broke the news in on Friday, April 4, 2025.
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