Thermes de Kallithéa, on the Greek island of Rhodes, form an Art Deco thermal complex facing the Aegean Sea, pH 7.3. Indoor and outdoor pools, a sauna, hammam and massage in a striking architectural setting.
Insider tip — The Thermes Kallitheas are an iconic thermal site on the island of Rhodes, restored in an Art Deco-Moorish style in 1929 under Mussolini. The alkaline mineral spring, praised since Hippocrates, flows in an exceptional architectural complex on the shore of the Aegean Sea. Today a listed museum and wellness centre, it is one of the most photographed places in Rhodes.