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Casa Romana
Kos Town · History
Why go
A house from the late 2nd and early 3rd century AD, built over a Hellenistic one; its size and decoration suggest a wealthy official. After the earthquake of 1933 Italian archaeologists excavated it, and by 1940 it was restored.
It has 36 rooms around three courtyards, two of them with two-storey colonnades. Most of the mosaic floors date from the 3rd century AD; in the first courtyard a panther attacks a deer.
Our tips
- The seabed mosaic from this house is in the Archaeological Museum, a short walk away. Both are easy to see on the same day.
Facts checked on 28 October 2026. Opening hours and ticket prices change. The official page has the current ones.
Getting there
Collect from the shop in Lambi, or the rental shop picks you up from your accommodation (hotel or apartment) and takes you back at the end. Pick-ups are confirmed by message after you book.
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