Aidipsos, Thermal springs village in Euboea, Greece.
Aidipsos is a village on the northern coast of Euboea island, known for its natural thermal springs. The settlement features around 80 hot springs that emerge from underground volcanic sources and display different temperatures.
The village was known in ancient times when Roman generals like Sulla came in the 1st century BC to use the healing properties of the waters. The thermal springs have drawn people seeking their therapeutic effects for thousands of years.
The village has grown around its thermal waters, which have drawn people seeking healing and rest for centuries. Today these springs shape village life and create a special rhythm for both visitors and residents.
The hot springs are accessible daily, with water temperatures varying widely from pleasantly warm to very hot. Visitors should wear sturdy footwear since ground surfaces can be slippery, and good orientation helps navigate the extensive spring area.
The spring water is rich in minerals like iron, calcium, and magnesium, which accumulate in distinctive reddish deposits around the outlet points. These mineral signatures make each spring easily recognizable and give the place its distinctive appearance.
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