Kallithea Springs
Kallithea Springs, located on the island of Rhodes, Greece, is a historic wellness center known for its spa and pools. It was originally constructed in 1928 by Italian architect Pietro Lombardi. The site features a series of domes and arches that blend Art Deco and traditional Greek design elements.
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Kallithea Springs was developed during the Italian occupation of Rhodes to utilize the area's natural thermal springs, reputed for their therapeutic properties. The complex is accessible by road, and it offers facilities including a café and event spaces. Renovations in 2007 restored the site, and it now functions as a public bathing and events venue. Visitors can explore the mosaic-decorated terraces and scenic views of the Aegean Sea.