Charming Kos; the birthplace of Hippocrates; belongs to the Dodecanese complex. Classical antiquity’s masterpieces, historical monuments from the time of the Knights, villages forgotten by time, the "exotic" coastal promenade with its huge palm trees and the beautiful beaches make up a place so unique and so special, which seduces even the most demanding guest!

The capital is the city of Kos, which unfolds in a green area on the northeastern side of the island. Big roads, impressive squares and the seaside promenade with its huge palm trees make up the image of this particular town. Reference points are the Platanos Square where the huge tree of Hippocrates is, and Eleftherias (Freedom) Square, with its characteristic mosque. While touring the city, take some time to admire the impressive buildings which retrieve memories from the period of the Italian occupation such as the Police building and the Public Market. Real jewel of the city is Nerantzia Castle, overlooking the harbor, in a location where used to be an island. The fortifications and the towers will travel you in the years of the Knights! Kos major attractions are the ruins of the ancient city walls, the remains of the Hellenistic and Roman baths and the altar of Dionysus.

Within walking distance from the capital, there is the archaeological site of Asclepion, which unfolds on the green slopes of a hill, offering beautiful views of the sea and the coast of Asia Minor. This is one of the most important Asclepiea of antiquity, as there, Hippocrates used to teach.

However, Kos beautiful sites are not only found at its capital. Within walking distance from it, you will find the picturesque village of Platani or Kermentes, with a strong Islamic character. Do not forget to visit one of the traditional taverns and taste delicacies from Asia Minor. A special experience is a visit to the ruined village of Agios Dimitrios or Chaichoutes, which seems to have been trapped in time! It is also worth visiting the village of Asfendios which is lazily perched on the green slopes of Mount Dikaio, offering beautiful views of Tigaki and the deep blue Aegean Sea. At the foot of Mount Dikaio the beautiful Pili village, with the stone houses and the picturesque square, unfolds. Major attractions of the village are the Pyliotiko House and the famous spring with crystal clear waters. In the hinterland of the island, the beautiful Antimacheia village, with the Antimacheiotiko House and the ruins of the Castle of the Knights Hospitaller lie. Seaport of Antimacheia is Mastichari; the harbor from where ships to Kalymnos operate. It is also worth visiting the cosmic Kardamena, with its luxury hotels and countless options for dining and entertainment.

Charming Kos, carries the marks of time to this day, witnessing the passage of many peoples and cultures from the island. In this Aegean island, past meets the present, in a place full of surprises and continuous image alterations!