The Defterdar mosque, located on Eleftherias Square, in the center of Kos is named after the Ottoman Sultan’s finance minister, Ibrahim Efendi, who built the mosque in 1780.
Location:
Eleytherias Square, Kos 853 00

The church dates from the early 15th century and was originally dedicated to St John the Baptist, patron and protector of the Knights of St

The Marina of Kos is the most popular mooring point on the island. Is also a very welcoming place for a stroll. Visitors admire the

In antiquity, the agora (forum) of every city was its commercial and social centre. The ancient Agora of Kos is among the largest to have

In the center of the city, very close to the port lies the Jewish Synagogue and, next ot it, the Rabbi’s residence. The temple functions
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