The medieval city of Rodos , a monument characterized by UNESCO as a
monument of world cultural heritage! In the medieval town of Rodos ,
the city of the Knights of the Order of St John , you feel that time
has stopped in another age. The Street of the Knights climbs to the
Palace of the Grand Master , strikingly dominant. You'll follow the
paved alleys, under gateways and colonnades, through squares and
obscure courtyards, next to impregnable walls and Byzantine churches.
You feel that you are living in the troubled past of this place, but
at the same you discover that this city, still inhabited, with its
lively commercial activity, the Archaeological Museum , the Art
Gallery , the Museum of Folk Art , and its night life, is very much
alive in the present. This fascinating combination of yesterday and
today charms visitors and brings home to them the uniqueness of the
largest living medieval town in Europe !
The hill overlooking the modem new town and Mediaeval town is the site
of the ancient Hellenistic town of Rodos and the Acropolis of Rodos.
In antiquity the population of the city was many times larger than
that of today and extended over the eastern slopes of Agios Stephanos
(latterly known as Monte Smith after the English admiral Sir Sidney
Smith who established an observation post in 1802 to watch over the
movements of the Napoleonic fleet in 1802) right down to the harbour.

Medieval heart of the Old Town
UNESCO World Heritage City
Famous Grandmaster Palace,Tuerkish Libary and Coffeeshop (many movies
has been created there)
Gold -and Diamond Market,daily cruises
to other Greek Island,Turkey,Cyprus,Israel,Aegypt
Yacht Harbor 5 min.away
possibility of Yacht Rents
Restaurants,Nightlife,Shopping,Museum,Hamam(Tuerkish Bath).The
medieval city of Rhodes , a monument characterized by UNESCO as a
monument of world cultural heritage! In the medieval town of Rhodes ,
the city of the Knights of the Order of St John , you feel that time
has stopped in another age. The Street of the Knights climbs to the
Palace of the Grand Master , strikingly dominant. You'll follow the
paved alleys, under gateways and colonnades, through squares and
obscure courtyards, next to impregnable walls and Byzantine churches.
You feel that you are living in the troubled past of this place, but
at the same you discover that this city, still inhabited, with its
lively commercial activity, the Archaeological Museum , the Art
Gallery , the Museum of Folk Art , and its night life, is very much
alive in the present. This fascinating combination of yesterday and
today charms visitors and brings home to them the uniqueness of the
largest living medieval town in Europe !