Kos: A Guide to the Island of Hippocrates - Attractions and Flavors

Kos, the third largest island in the Dodecanese, combines rich history and natural beauty. As the birthplace of Hippocrates, it offers a unique experience to its visitors.

Attractions:

• Asklepion: An ancient healing center from the 4th century BC, dedicated to the god Asclepius.
• Neratzia Castle: A 14th-century seaside fortress in the harbor.
• Avenue of the Palms: Ideal for a walk by the sea.
• Eleftherias Square: Featuring Italian architecture, such as the Municipal Market, the Club, and the Archaeological Museum.
• Plane Tree of Hippocrates: One of the oldest trees in Europe.

Beaches: Kos has over 112 km of coastline with various beaches, such as Tigaki, Nomikou-Barbagianni, Zuroudi, Karnagio, and Agios Fokas.

Flavors: Try local products such as Evreiko, Pligouri, stuffed zucchini flowers, and Kos wine cheese.

Accommodation: Choose from hotels like the Blue Lagoon City Hotel or the luxury resorts of the Mitsis Hotels chain.