• Thermopylae - The Battle of Thermopylae took place in 480 BCE in central Greece at the mountain pass of Thermopylae. This clash was between Greek and Persian forces during the Greco-Persian Wars. Why is the Battle of Thermopylae famous? The Battle of Thermopylae is renowned as a symbol of heroic endurance against overwhelming odds. The Greek forces numbered around 7,000, while the Persian army might have been as large as 300,000. The Greeks held their ground for two days until they were betrayed. A smaller contingent of Greek soldiers then managed to hold off the Persians for an additional day, allowing the main Greek army to retreat. - Thermopyles Hot Springs - The Thermopylae Baths are located 15 km from the town of Lamia. This area is historically significant due to the Battle of Thermopylae between the Greeks and Persians in 480 BC. Nearby, there is a statue of Leonidas and the Holy Hill where Leonidas fought alongside 300 Spartans and 700 Thespians. According to mythology, Hephaestus created the springs at the request of the goddess Athena for Hercules to wash and regain his strength after his labors. The springs have been operational since 1935. The water temperature is 40⁰C and is recommended for: Therapy of rheumatic conditions Gynecological conditions Peripheral nerve diseases. - Holy Monastery of Panagia Damastas - Walk along the path where Ephialtes led the Persians to outflank Leonidas, leading to their ultimate defeat. - Thermopylae Museum - Explore the Thermopylae Museum and immerse yourself in the history of the 4th century BC.

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Visit the place where Leonidas and the 300 Spartans fought against the Persians. Swim in the stunning waters of the thermal springs of Thermopylae and explore the starting point of the path where Ephialtes led the Persians to outflank the Spartans, ultimately leading to their defeat. The Thermopylae Baths are located 15 km from the town of Lamia. This region is famous for the Battle of Thermopylae between the Greeks and Persians in 480 BC. Beside the road, you’ll find a statue of Leonidas and the Holy Hill where Leonidas, along with 300 Spartans and 700 Thespians, made their stand. According to mythology, Hephaestus created the springs at the request of the goddess Athena for Hercules to wash and regain his strength after his labors. The springs have been in operation since 1935. The water temperature is 40⁰C and is recommended for: Therapy of rheumatic conditions, Gynecological conditions, Peripheral nerve diseases.

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