From Philippi, Paul went to:
Athens
Berea
Thessalonica
Greece

Thessalonica .

Explanation:

The question refers to Saint Paul of Tarsus, the Christian apostle who began to spread the religion throughout the Middle East and Eastern Europe, taking the word of Jesus Christ to various peoples in that region.

Thus, after Philippi (a city in ancient Macedonia), Paul headed to Thessalonica, Greece, where he wrote two letters to said people. Later, Saint Paul continued on his way through the region, transmitting the word of Jesus Christ and the Christian faith in places such as Cyprus, Greece and the Levant.

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