Kos, the island of Hippocrates, has a rich cultural heritage that incorporates ancient, medieval, and modern history. From the ruins of the Asklepion, which is considered the cradle of medicine, to the historical monuments of the medieval town and the museums that host important findings, Kos offers a unique experience for visitors. Local traditions, festivals, and cultural events bring history to life, blending the past with the present.
Notable sights worth visiting include: the Archaeological Museum, the Asklepion of Kos, the Roman House, the Roman Odeon, the Ancient Agora, the Knights' Castle (in the town of Kos), the Basilicas of St. Stephen (in Kefalos), and the Castle of Antimachia (in Antimachia).

Kos is a destination full of activity options that cater to all interests. Cycling is undoubtedly one of the most popular activities on the island, as it boasts several kilometers of bike paths along the coast. With a wide range of bikes available for rent and routes suitable for all levels, you can explore the island, enjoying the sun and beautiful paths. For sea enthusiasts, sailing offers a unique opportunity to discover the hidden beauties of Kos and the surrounding islands. If you prefer adventure on land, you can follow hiking trails through nature that will lead you to picturesque landscapes and traditional villages.
Visitors can also participate in activities such as horseback riding, windsurfing, and diving, or enjoy the local life by attending cultural events and festivals that take place throughout the summer.
Kos is also ideal for shopping, with many tourist shops offering traditional products, ceramics, jewelry, and souvenirs. Don't miss visiting the Kos Municipal Market, where you'll find fresh local produce and unique gifts to take home. The nightlife in Kos is equally lively, offering many options, from beach bars to cosmopolitan clubs, promising endless hours of fun.
Whether you're seeking adventure, relaxation, or entertainment, Kos offers countless experiences for unforgettable holidays.