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Lindos is a town as well as an archaeological site situated on the east coast of Rhodes, Greece. There are fine beaches here, which make it a famous destination amongst tourists...
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The Water Park in Rhodes is considered to be the biggest in Europe having millions of tourists each year. Situated in the popular resort in the island, Faliraki, this park can be easily...
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Rhodes (Rhodos or Rodos in Greek), lies between Crete and the near East in the Aegean ocean. Rhodes is famous as the island of sun, sea and sand, the ideal place for vacations. It is the third largest Greek island, the biggest of the... |
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Rhodes is the Greek island that gets its the most sunshine and highest recorded weather temperatures ever year. The island of Rhodes has something for everyone, from the hectic nightlife of Faliraki, with its many pubs and...
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The Old Town of Rhodes is said to be one of the most extensive and best preserved medieval towns in and around Europe. It is also one of the World Heritage Sites of UNESCO. One...
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A paradise for archaeologists and history lovers, Kamiros is one of the most popular tourist destinations of Rhodes. Constructed around the 7th century BC, Kamiros is also one of ancient...
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Pefkos or Pefki is a popular beach resort and an attractive village in Rhodes. Pefkos means pine tree in Greek and one can visit this beautiful small beach of soft golden sand which is...
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| The Acropolis of Rhodes | |
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The Acropolis of Rhodes overlooked the western parts of the Rhodes city. This historic site is replete with Sanctuaries and huge temple premises. The Acropolis of Rhodes is considered to be one of the finest specimens of Hellenic...
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The island of Rhodes is famous for its nightlife because it is a very cosmopolitan place and has every thing to offer in terms of entertainment. Sophisticated clubs, bars, casinos and huge nightclubs are... |
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Ixia is located at the North West of the Greek city of Rhodes. It is situated at a distance 7 Kilometers from the city. It also lies in proximity to
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On the eastern edge of the Greek islands, south-west of modern day Turkey sits the island of Rhodes. Once graced with one of the seven wonders of the world: ‘The Colossus of Rhodes’, a giant bronze statue that...
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The Monolithos Castle which stands above a huge rock is said to be one of the most visited and the best tourist’s pictorial site in Rhodes, Greece. This...
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| The Valley of Butterfly | |
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The largest of the twelve islands on the Aegeans eastern edge, Rhodes is the most popular place to ...
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The city centre of Rhodes glows with excitement at night as crowds of youngsters and travelers frequent clubs, bars and pubs on the streets. There are about hundred night... |
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The Valley of the Butterflies is situated to the western side of the Rhodes Islands and five kilometers to the south east of the Tholos village. This park is one of the most attractive destinations on the island. This is also a...
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Overview to visit Rhodes at its best
The Old Town is one of the best preserved fortified medieval towns in the world and is included in UNESCO list of Word Heritage Sites.
The early Byzantine city was extended and fortified by the Knights of Saint John in the 14th and 15th centuries creating the medieval city we see today.
Eleven Gates lead to the interior where the knights lived and where the most important Knights Houses can still be seen. The Grand Master’s Palace (14th century) was the headquarters of the leader of the Knights of Saint John.
Today the Palace is a museum, and its many rooms contain important archaeological finds from ancient and medieval Rhodes.
Walking the cobbled streets of the Old Town visitors can also admire the moat and walls with their ramparts, the Byzantine churches, the mosques, the squares, and the gardens of the houses.
In the new City of Rhodes is the picturesque yacht harbour of Mandraki with the lighthouse tower of St. Nicholas and the three old windmills.













