Kadi, Kymi-Aliveri, Euboea,Central Greece
Tower of Kadi
| Location: |
| Village Kadi of southern Evia, next to the church |
| Region > Prefecture: |  |
| Central Greece Euboea | |
| Municipality > Town: | |
| City of Kymi-Aliveri • Kadi | |
| Altitude: | |
| Elevation ≈ 215 m |
| Time of Construction | Origin | |
| 15th century | VENETIAN  |
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| Castle Type | Condition | |
| Tower |
Average
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At the center of the village, next to the church, there is a Venetian tower. During the Turkish occupation, the Turk local lord, with the title "Kadi", lived there, hence the name of the village.
The Venetians had become the rulers of the Frankish territory of Chalkis since 1383. Until the end of their rule in 1470, when the Ottomans came, they constructed many towers like this in the area.
| First entry in Kastrologos: | October 2013 |
Sources
- Theodoros Skouras, «Οχυρώσεις στην Εύβοια (Μερικές λύσεις στα τοπογραφικά τους προβλήματα)»- ΑΕΜ vol Κ’ – 1975
- Video by G Traveller Πύργος Καδί - Tower of kadi
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| Access |
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| Entrance: |
| Free access at the perimeter |