NEWLIFE: Edipsos, Evia

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Edipsos, Evia Greece

Edipsos is not a new phenomenon. Even though few travelers from other countries have never heard of it the cosmopolitan atmosphere combined with the healing spas have attracted reknown politicians, artists, writers and other notable people like Winston Churchill, Aristotle Onnasis, Maria Callas, Greta Garbo and Omar Sharif. IIn Roman times the area flourished and its healing waters were visited by the emperors. The baths from the Roman period are the best preserved and are known as Syllas Baths. During the Byzantine era it was destroyed for being an area of paganism though it was visited by the Emperors Theodosious and Constantine the Great. You can see Cave Sulla One of the surviving findings of the Roman period are the baths in "Cave of Sulla." The "cave" Sulla is a small building with a dome. The entire building is covered by deposits of sulfur waters that flow in the area and gives the impression of a cave entrance.The "cave" was associated with the Roman general Sulla, who was visiting the spa treatment

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Nea Anchialos (VOL)

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Edipsos, Evia, Greece

Edipsos, Evia Greece