The cave Aspri Petra (translated white stone) is located on a mountainside of the mountain Zini above Cap Routhianos on the east side of the Kefalos peninsula. The relatively small and unspectacular cave served humans as dwelling in the Neolithic (Neolithic) from about 3000 BC.. Here excavations found the oldest evidence of human life on the island of Kos. Much more spectacular than the cave is the area around with a breakthrough in the steep cliffs and breathtaking views of Cap Routhianos and the rugged coastline of the Kefalos peninsula.

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Kos never ceases to amaze me - with its beauty and diversity, and the wonderful hospitality of its people. But the island also offers puzzles that can sometimes take years to solve. You like the search for the Piso Thermi, that mysterious thermal spring that is shown on numerous maps, but of which few seem to know where it really is and even fewer how to reach it.

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The Loggia Mosque is located opposite the Palazzo di Giustizia which was built during the Italian occupation on Platía Platanoú (Platane Square), near the Mandráki Port, between the northern exit of the excavations of the ancient Agorá and Neratzia Fortress. The mosque is referred to as Loggia mosque because of its beautiful column loggia, but its real name is Hadji Hassan Mosque, named after the Ottoman governor Gazi Hassan Pasha.

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The Asklepieion of Kos is the most important archaeological site on the Greek island of Kos. The ancient sanctuary of Asclepius is located just 4 km southwest of Kos town on a wooded hill. Located on a slope about 100 meters above the sea, the Asklepieion was terraced and the individual levels connected by imposing staircases.

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Embros-Therme (also Empros Therme) is a thermal hot spring on the Greek island of Kos. At this unique location hot, sulfur-smelling water flows from out of a small gap at the rocks by the beach. It is caught in a small rock-built basin and flows from there into the sea. In the water of the pool, which is 47°C to 50°C warm, you can take a bath with gas bubbles rising from the bottom of the pool.

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Eleftherías Square (Freedom Square) is the center of the city of Kos. Today's square was created after the earthquake of April 23, 1933, during which a large part of the city center was destroyed. Accordingly some of the buildings have been built during the time of the Italian occupation with influence of Italian colonial style such as the Market Hall and the Archaeological Museum of Kos.

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