Kallithea

Kallithea is a place name which appears multiple times on a map of Greece, notably in Athens, Rhodes, Thessaloniki, and Zakynthos. Meaning "beautiful view", it has an appealing, "name-y" sound, reminiscent of Kalliope and Alethea. The name is sometimes associated with Callithiya or Callithea — the name of several figures from Greek mythology, including the first priestess of Hera and a daughter of Aeolus, the keeper of winds. As such, it could also be interpreted as meaning "beautiful sacrifice", "beautiful celebration", "beautiful goddess", or "beautiful cypress".

Pronounced kuh-LITH-ee-uh.