Things to do in Rhodes Town

Rhodes Port is the main sea entrance to the island and the gateway to many of its attractions. With waterfront restaurants, medieval buildings and its close proximity to the old town, the transit hub is also worthy of exploration.

Discover a fascinating collection of art and antiques as you explore the rooms of the Palace of the Grand Master of the Knights of Rhodes. The monumental structure with its ramparts and fairytale-like towers was built in the 14th century by the Knights of St. John, a Christian military order.

Rising up from the highest point of Rhodes City are the fascinating ruins of the Acropolis of Rhodes. They sit on top of Ayios Stefanos Hill and date back to the 3rd century B.C. Discover temples and arenas while you learn about the ancient Greek civilizations.

See reminders of the splendors of ancient Greece when your tour of the Old Town of Rhodes takes you to the Temple of Aphrodite. The shrine dates back to the 3rd century B.C., and was built to honor Aphrodite, the mythological Greek goddess of love and beauty. The temple is located in Symi Square, close to the Eleftheria Gate.

Visit the Archeological Museum of Rhodes to discover fascinating displays of art and antiquities from the Dodecanese Islands. The museum is housed inside the 15th-century Hospital of the Knights of St. John and contains statues, jewelry, tombstones, mosaics and earthenware. These artifacts cover numerous eras, including Classical, Hellenistic and Roman.