castalia

/kæˈstæliə/

Definitions

1. noun

A place or region of great beauty or inspiration, especially one that serves as a source of artistic or intellectual creativity.

“She found her inner Castalia in the quiet village surrounded by nature.”

2. proper noun

A village on the island of Ithaca, Greece, known for its natural springs and scenic beauty.

“The tourists visited Castalia, the picturesque village that inspired many artists.”

3. proper noun

The source of the Castalian spring in ancient Greek mythology, said to be the home of the Muses.

“In the myth of Pindar, the Muses dwelled in Castalia, the sacred spring.”

Synonyms

  • eden
  • paradise

Antonyms

  • desert
  • wasteland