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2500 years of History & Culture
The History Of Loutraki
The land of Peraea
The Heraion of Perachora
The Vouliagmeni lagoon
Mycenean tombs at Skaloma
The Roman villa -
The medicinal baths of Loutraki
The Alcyonides islets
The Diolkos and the Corinth Canal
The Isthmian Walls
The Sanctuary of Poseidon
The Isthmian Games
Ancient Corinth
Mycenae
Epidaurus

 

The considerable importance of this building can be deduced from the large number of marble architectural members it contained and from the mosaic scenes that ornamented its floors. The luxurious villa was equipped with á skillfully constructed bath linked to the warm medicinal springs of Loutraki.

The medicinal springs of Loutraki, which still attract large numbers of visitors today, were not unknown in ancient times.

Loutraki was called Therma ­meaning 'hot springs' - and traces of the ancient settlement have been identified beneath the modern town. Ancient writers mentioned the therapeutic properties of the waters.