Crossing the road from the Odeon (please be wary, cars don’t always stop at zebra crossings in Greece), you will find yourselves taken back in history and architecture that is not only Greek, but Roman and Italian too.
You can walk across mosaic flooring, see remains of Roman Baths and Pillars that have been re-erected after major earthquakes and have watched by as the island saw many different settlers and has been occupied by various Nations. The Romans and the Italians have had a huge influence on the island, especially in the town when they reconstructed it, building on the foundations
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