RHODES TOWN

Rhodes Town, the vibrant capital of Rhodes Island, Greece, is a captivating city where medieval splendour blends effortlessly with diverse cultural influences. At its heart lies the UNESCO-listed Old Town, encircled by majestic medieval walls built by the Knights of St. John. Wander through the winding cobblestone streets to discover the imposing Palace of the Grand Master and the beautifully preserved Street of the Knights, where the island's medieval past comes vividly to life. 

Among the Old Town's historic landmarks are remarkable examples of Ottoman architecture, including the Süleyman Mosque with its minaret and the beautifully restored Yeni Hamam (Ottoman-era baths). 

Just beyond the walls, the charming Mandraki Harbour invites visitors to stroll along the waterfront, famed for its bronze deer statues marking the legendary location of the ancient Colossus of Rhodes. Nearby landmarks include the Evangelismos Church, the grand Italian-era Governor's Palace, and the vibrant Nea Agora (New Market), with lively cafés, shops, and local eateries. 

History enthusiasts shouldn't miss the Archaeological Museum of Rhodes, housed in the medieval Hospital of the Knights, showcasing centuries of fascinating artefacts. With its atmospheric streets, vibrant squares, and layers of history from multiple eras, Rhodes Town invites you for endless exploration and memorable experiences.