Kassopi is a hidden gem with breathtaking views that will transport you back in time. The city was built in the 4th century BC with the well-being of its residents in mind, situated in a naturally fortified location under the steep rocks of Mount Zalogos.

Walking through the 20 parallel streets, known as the “narrows”, you'll see impressive ancient architecture, including a great theatre, temples, and a city market. Kassopi was once a thriving economic and commercial centre with its mint.

Although it was destroyed by the Romans in 167 BC, the city's archaeological site remains well-preserved and is a rare opportunity to experience ancient life. As you stroll through the beautiful clusters of trees, you'll discover impressive artefacts that offer a glimpse into the city's past while enjoying the stunning views that make Kassopi a natural “balcony”.