
Sumérgete en la rica historia y cultura de Rhodes (Rhodos) a través de sus museos y monumentos.
Rhodes is the capital of the Dodecanese and one of the most fascinating islands in the Mediterranean. It is a crossroads of history where the legends of the ancient Colossus meet the imposing heritage of the Knights of Saint John. Its old town, one of the best preserved medieval complexes in Europe and a World Heritage Site, is a labyrinth of cobbled streets, walls, mosques and Gothic palaces. Beyond the walled city, the island unfolds into a landscape of golden beaches, a green and mountainous interior, and whitewashed towns dominated by ancient acropolises. Rhodes is a complete island that perfectly satisfies the historical traveler, the beach lover and the nature explorer.
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Descubre la rica historia, arte y tradiciones de Rhodes (Rhodos)
A culture forged by centuries of history, from ancient times to the era of the Knights.
The largest medieval walled city in Europe and a World Heritage Site. A labyrinth of streets, walls, palaces and mosques built by the Knights of Saint John.
The imposing citadel and palace of the Knights of San Juan, at the highest point of the Old City. It houses a museum with spectacular mosaics.
An ancient acropolis crowned by a temple, surrounded by the walls of a Knights' castle, above the picturesque white town of Lindos.
A perfectly preserved cobblestone street in the Old City, where the 'inns' of the different nationalities of the Knights of Saint John were located.
Annual cultural celebration with music, art and local cuisine.
Traditional Greek party with music, dance and typical food.
A festival that transports the Old City to medieval times, with parades, jousts, music and people dressed in period clothing.
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Ver guía completaOn certain days and times, it is possible to walk along the top of the medieval walls of the Old City. It offers a unique perspective and views.
Near Monolithos Castle on the west coast is this quiet pebble beach with interesting rock formations, ideal for escaping the crowds.
Tap water is drinkable, but most tourists (and many locals) prefer to drink bottled water.
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