Greece Rhodes Rhodes

Rhodes is a perfect locale for anyone, as it features archaeological sites, a medieval atmosphere, beaches, and modern amenities.

Dating to the 7C, this castle boasts unique to Greece Gothic architecture, ancient mosaics, beautiful ornamentation, and other gems.

Its walls date as early as the 4C BC, this vast fortress city was continuously refined well into the 16C under diverse influences.

Located in the Medieval City, the Museum contains collections of archaeological artifacts from the isle of Rhodes.

Dating to 5C BC, the acropolis is home to an ancient temple, stadium, theater, and nature park.

Getting lost in a labyrinth of alleys is the best way to discover the character of this diverse and lively historic center.

From Amboise to St. John's Gate, the walk along these walls features the numerous other gates, bastions, and great city views.

Stroll along the clean and picturesque beaches of Rhodes, and enjoy the breathtaking surrounding natural scenery.

Dating to 16C, the synagogue thrived until WWII when the Germans deported the Jewish community. It now houses a Jewish museum.

The former Jewish Quarter features several landmarks of the Jewish citizens of Rhodes and those murdered during the Holocaust.

Set in a vast and elegant 15C hospital, this museum has artifacts as old as 4,000 years, including the Aphrodite of Rhodes.

A visit to this harbor, thought to be 2,500 years old, treats you to medieval windmills, a 19C lighthouse, cafes, and boat trips.

Adjacent to the citadel, this neighborhood features ancient ruins, relaxing squares, and alluring shops all in a medieval setting.

The west side of Rhodes gives a different look at the city's past. Mosques, the baths, and even the flora evoke Turkish ambiance.