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According to Greek mythology, Kos is the sacred land of Asclepius, the god of healing. Archaeological findings prove that the history of Kos starts from prehistoric times, with some discovered remains dating to the Bronze Age (2900 BC-2100 BC).

Discover our interactive Map of Kos: Kos is the third largest island of the Dodecanese and the birthplace of the father of medicine, Hippocrates. It has a rich archaeological interest and natural beauty but is also known for its vivid nightlife .

Discover the Best Sights in Kos! Kos is an island with a rich historical background and, therefore, has a plethora of historical monuments. Except for its archaeological interest, though, one will also find museums, churches, and unique natural spots.

We have gathered a list of the Best Things to Do in Kos, which includes the absolute must-sees and must-dos during your stay on this captivating island of the Dodecanese: places to visit, sights, beaches, tours, where to eat, activities, and more.

Discover the best 11 Kos villages. Guide to the best villages of Kos island in Dodecanese, Greece with photos, sightseeings, reviews, maps and more.

Being the second most popular island of the Dodecanese, the bustling Kos is a must-visit for lovers of sandy coasts and ancient history! Given its popularity, it is fairly easy and simple to travel to Kos, either by plane or by ferry. Below, you will find …

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Discover the amazing Kos Photos by Greeka and our community members: pictures of Kos Town, Kardamena, Kefalos, Thermes, Mastihari, Lambi, and more. Also, check out photos of important sights of Kos, including the Ancient Asclepieion, Venetian Castles, Ancient Agora, and others.

About 10 km south of Kos Town, there is a sea "pool" with hot springs, known as the thermes. The springs are at the end of a 250-meter-long pebbled beach, surrounded by a rock pool with hot water that usually ranges between 45 and 50 degrees Celsius.