Rhodes Attractions: 7 Visitor Guides
Rhodes pairs a walled medieval town with ancient sites across the island: the Palace of the Grand Master and the Street of the Knights inside the walls, the Acropolis of Lindos on the east coast and Ancient Kamiros in the west. The guides below cover each place, how to reach it and how to plan a day around it.
Rhodes attraction guides
Acropolis of Lindos: Tickets, Hours, Climb & What to See
The Acropolis of Lindos is a fortified citadel on a cliff above the whitewashed village, reached on foot in roughly half an hour. This guide separates the road journey from Rhodes Town from the climb itself, walks you through the stoa, Propylaia and Temple of Athena Lindia in order, and explains where to confirm hours, tickets and access details before you go.
Ancient Kamiros, Rhodes: Visiting the Hilltop Ruins
Ancient Kamiros is the quietest and most legible of Rhodes' three ancient cities: a hilltop town where the agora, the houses and the water system read as one design. Here is where it sits on the west coast, how to reach it, what to look for inside, how long to allow and which nearby stops fit the same day.
Archaeological Museum of Rhodes: What to See Guide
The Archaeological Museum of Rhodes occupies a 15th-century Knights' hospital inside the Medieval City. Here is what fills each floor, which star pieces to seek out, how to pace a hot midday visit and what sits within a few minutes' walk.
Filerimos Monastery, Rhodes: What to See & Decide Your Visit
Filerimos is one hilltop with two halves: a paid archaeological site holding the restored monastery and the ruins of ancient Ialyssos, and a free stone path to a giant cross and west-coast viewpoint. Here is how to get up the winding road, what to see, how long to allow, and where to check current hours and tickets.
Palace of the Grand Master, Rhodes: Visiting Guide
The Palace of the Grand Master sits at the top of the Street of the Knights inside the walls of Rhodes Old Town. Here is where it is, how to walk to it through the medieval lanes, what the building actually is after its 20th-century rebuilding, how much time to give it, and what to eat nearby.
Street of the Knights, Rhodes: What to See on Odos Ippoton
The Street of the Knights is a straight, cobbled medieval avenue in Rhodes Old Town, running from the Knights' Hospital to the Palace of the Grand Master. Here is how to walk it in the right direction, what the inns and their seven tongues actually were, and how to split the free street walk from the two ticketed museums at each end.
Suleiman Mosque, Rhodes: Visiting the Old Town Mosque
The Suleiman Mosque is a short, focused stop inside Rhodes Old Town, best understood as a 1522 foundation rebuilt in 1808. Here is where it stands on Apollonion, how to walk to it from the gates and harbour, what to look for on the exterior, and which nearby religious buildings fit the same loop.