Pella is a city located in the Central Macedonia region of Greece and is the capital of this region. It is also of historical importance as the capital of the Ancient Macedonian Kingdom. Pella is known as the birthplace of King Philip I of Macedonia (Philip II) and his son Alexander the Great. Therefore, it was of great importance during the Ancient Greek times and was the administrative center of the Kingdom of Macedonia. Pella is famous for its archaeological excavations and museums. The city is a major tourist destination for history buffs. Ancient ruins, mosaics and other historical artifacts can be discovered in the city. In addition, the surrounding natural beauties and lakes are also an attractive option for visitors.