Kos: Between Beaches and Historical Monuments 

Kos is a destination that offers unique experiences for every type of traveler. From the coastal towns to the peaceful villages of the island, Kos is ideal for those wishing to discover its history, relax on the beaches, or explore its natural landscapes. 
How to get there: By air from Athens and via the “Hippocrates” International Airport. The island is also connected by ferry to Piraeus. 

Archaeological Monuments 

Asclepius Sanctuary of Kos 

Built in honor of the god Asclepius, the Asclepius Sanctuary of Kos was the largest and most renowned medical center of antiquity. Today, visitors can see the ruins of the temple, the Asclepius throne, and various therapeutic areas. 

Archaeological Museum of Kos 

The Archaeological Museum of Kos houses a collection of archaeological finds from ancient Kos and the surrounding islands. Visitors can explore exhibits such as pottery, sculptures, and coins, which reveal the island’s history from antiquity to the Roman period. 

Neratzia Castle 

One of the best-preserved castles in the Aegean, Neratzia Castle offers visitors the chance to experience the medieval atmosphere of Kos. 

Beaches 

Tigaki Beach 

Organized with sunbeds and umbrellas, Tigaki Beach is ideal for families, with many tavernas nearby. 

Antimachia 

This beach offers clear waters and views of the Aegean. It is quieter and less organized, making it perfect for those seeking a more tranquil setting. 

Entertainment 

Bars and Cafes at Hippocrates Square 

The center of nightlife in Kos Town, full of cafes and bars, where visitors can enjoy a coffee. 

Car Rental in Kos 

Antimachia Airport Area, Kos, Tel: 2310 472600