Kallithea Springs

A historic thermal springs complex from the Italian period (1929-1933), built in a Mediterranean-Oriental style featuring domes, mosaics, arches, and palm trees. Located in a cove surrounded by rocks on the eastern coast of Rhodes. The thermal springs were known since ancient times (Hippocrates mentions them), but the Italians gave the complex its current lavish form. After decades of abandonment, it was restored in 2007. Today it is a popular spot for swimming (the cove next to the complex), photography (the architecture is very Instagram-worthy), and strolling. The ticket includes access to the cove and the bathing area.