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Tour · c. AD 50
Paul's second journey
Antioch Acts 15:35–40
Paul and Silas set out from Antioch.
Open on the map →Derbe Acts 16:1 · ≈ 280 km in a straight line, ≈ 400 km by Roman roads
Derbe again.
Open on the map →Lystra Acts 16:2–3 · ≈ 95 km in a straight line, ≈ 140 km by Roman roads
Timothy joins them.
Open on the map →Troas Acts 16:8–10 · ≈ 585 km in a straight line, ≈ 780 km by Roman roads
The vision of the man of Macedonia.
Open on the map →Samothrace Acts 16:11 · ≈ 92 km in a straight line, by sea
A straight course to Samothrace.
Open on the map →Neapolis Acts 16:11 · ≈ 110 km in a straight line, by sea, 1 day (Acts 16:11)
Landing at Neapolis.
Open on the map →Philippi Acts 16:12–40 · ≈ 14 km in a straight line, ≈ 16 km by Roman roads
Lydia; Paul and Silas in prison.
Open on the map →Amphipolis Acts 17:1 · ≈ 42 km in a straight line, ≈ 57 km by Roman roads
Through Amphipolis.
Open on the map →Apollonia Acts 17:1 · ≈ 39 km in a straight line, ≈ 43 km by Roman roads
Through Apollonia.
Open on the map →Thessalonica Acts 17:1–9 · ≈ 44 km in a straight line, ≈ 60 km by Roman roads
Preaching in the synagogue; the uproar.
Open on the map →Berea Acts 17:10–14 · ≈ 64 km in a straight line, ≈ 77 km by Roman roads
The Bereans search the Scriptures daily.
Open on the map →Athens Acts 17:15–34 · ≈ 310 km in a straight line, ≈ 440 km by Roman roads
Paul at the Areopagus.
Open on the map →Corinth Acts 18:1–17 · ≈ 75 km in a straight line, ≈ 88 km by Roman roads
Aquila and Priscilla; a year and six months.
Open on the map →Cenchreae Acts 18:18 · ≈ 11 km in a straight line, ≈ 11 km by Roman roads
Cenchreae, the port of Corinth.
Open on the map →Ephesus Acts 18:19–21 · ≈ 380 km in a straight line, by sea
A short stay in Ephesus.
Open on the map →Caesarea Acts 18:22 · ≈ 915 km in a straight line, by sea
Landing at Caesarea.
Open on the map →Jerusalem Acts 18:22 · ≈ 87 km in a straight line, ≈ 105 km by Roman roads
Paul greets the church.
Open on the map →Antioch Acts 18:22 · ≈ 500 km in a straight line, ≈ 610 km by Roman roads
Back to Antioch.
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