Castalian Spring

Castalian Spring

A spring located in the gorge between the Phaedriades rocks, where pilgrims ritually bathed before entering the sanctuary of Apollo. Today, the remains of two fountains are visible — an archaic and a Hellenistic one — carved into the rock. It is situated right along the path between the archaeological site and the museum, and entry is free.

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Entry: 🟢 Free entry

Free access. Parts of the site are sometimes closed due to the risk of rockfall — it is advisable to check before visiting.

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