Seven Springs
Spring-fed valley with a torch-free walking tunnel and a lakeside taverna beneath the trees.
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This guide to Seven Springs in Rhodes starts with the old promise locals still repeat about the dark tunnel here, then traces what the Italians actually built in 1931: a dam and channel system moving spring water to farmland near Kolympia, cut through with an underground passage you can still walk. You'll hear why visitors drink from the spring before stepping in, feet in the running stream, walls close on both sides. It ends with a lakeside taverna and its wandering peacocks waiting on the far side.
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