The capital of the island of Rhodes attracts tourists with its historical sights, the Alley of the Knights, a light and music show combined with theatrical performance, as well as clubs and bars on Orfanidi Street.
Palace of the Grand Masters
Previously, there was a temple of Helios on the site of the palace, but today guests will be offered to appreciate the beauty and richness of the interior decoration of this structure, walking through 24 rooms out of 158. Tourists will visit the music room, the hall for receptions, icons, jellyfish, waiting and other halls where they can admire oriental vases, carpets, mosaics and unique sculptures. Important: the palace has been turned into a museum - looking at its exhibits, you can learn about the life of the islanders during the time of the knights and in the ancient period; and all kinds of cultural events are also held here.
Useful information: a visit will cost 6 euros, address: Odos Ippoton
Fortress of St. Nicholas
This building is an important historical and architectural monument (it was built to protect the port), which is today a lighthouse. It is worth coming here to look at the bright sight of the city and to feel the atmosphere of antiquity while walking along the fortifications. In addition, 3 surviving windmills can be seen nearby.
Deer statues
Deer statues - a symbol of Rhodes (deer were brought here with the aim of exterminating poisonous snakes), according to legend, stand on the site of the Colossus of Rhodes - a 36-meter statue of Helios. It is worth noting that deer are a great backdrop for creating unique photographs.
Clock tower
As the highest point in the old town, the tower invites those wishing to climb a steep staircase to take panoramic photos and admire the Rhodes surroundings. It is worth noting that after paying for the entrance ticket, the price will include a welcome drink, which can be drunk at a local bar.
Suleiman Mosque
The construction of the mosque was marked by the victory of Sultan Suleiman over the knights of the Order of St. John (they dominated the island in the 14-16 centuries). To this day, she is the most beautiful and significant in Rhodes. Tip: after examining the pink building, you can go to the Turkish Bazaar located opposite it.
How to get there? You will find the mosque in the Old Town, on the opposite side from the Clock Tower, st. Theophilis.
Casino
Those who wish (over 21 years old) to try their luck must pay 15 euros to enter the famous casino (they have 34 gambling tables and at least 300 slot machines at their service). Important: after 19:00 it is advisable to head to the casino in a tuxedo, suit, evening dress.
