Attractions
While the most popular 'modern' attraction on Rhodes is its
selection of beautiful beaches, this Mediterranean island's rich
past has laden it with a wealth of historic architectural, cultural
and religious sites that must be explored! Wander the charming
streets of the Old Town and experience day-to-day life, little
changed for centuries, or climb Filerimos Hill to visit a number of
religious attractions. Don't miss the Acropolis of Rhodes, the
ancient settlement's terraced ruins dating from 200 BC.
Acropolis of Rhodes
The ancient Hellenic acropolis of Rhodes sits on a hill in the
western part of the city, and once consisted of a monumental zone
full of sanctuaries, large temples, public buildings and
underground vaults. The buildings were set on stepped terraces
interspersed with gardens....
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Filerimos Hill used to be the citadel of the ancient town of
Ialysos, and its large plateau is home to some intriguing
historical attractions. On the eastern side of the hill, see the
foundations of the Athena Polias temple and an early Christian
basilica,...
see full detailsRhodes Old Town
With buildings and monuments dating back hundreds of years, Old
Town offers a wealth of historic attractions. The medieval streets
feature Gothic windows and paved courtyards lit by traditional
street lamps. The most famous of these is the Street of Knights (or
Knights Avenue)...
see full detailsRhodes Beaches
The beaches on Rhodes Island are a great attraction for
visitors. Afandou beach is quite undeveloped, good for those who
don't like a crowd, while Faliraki beach has sunbeds, umbrellas,
water sport facilities, restaurants and beach bars to enjoy.
Kalathos beach has crystal-clear waters,...
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