Rhodes neighborhood guides

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  Ixia Rhodes: Beach, Food & Nightlife Resort Guide

  Ixia is a linear seaside resort on Rhodes, spread along the coastal road northwest of Rhodes Town. It pairs shallow water and water sports with a shingle shoreline, a bar and club scene, and traditional tavernas and kafenia in the same strip. This guide covers the beach, the Church of Saint Nektarios, eating and drinking, where to stay, and how the layout shapes a day here.

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  Lindos Rhodes Guide: Acropolis, Beaches & Where to Eat

  Lindos packs a Dorian temple, a Knights' castle, two beaches and a cluster of rooftop cafes into one pedestrian hill village on Rhodes' east coast. Here is how the climb works, which beach to pick, where to eat and sleep in the village, and how to get there from Rhodes Town by bus, boat or tour.

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  Mandraki Rhodes: Harbour Neighborhood Guide for Travelers

  Mandraki is Rhodes Town's main harbour and marina, set against the seaward walls of the Old Town. Here is what to see, how the ferries work, and how to plan a harbour day.

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  Rhodes New Town: What's There, Where to Eat, Stay & Walk

  Rhodes New Town is the modern half of Rhodes city, spread outside the medieval walls with Mandraki harbour, the Nea Agora market, Italian-era civic buildings, two town beaches and the easiest parking and transport on the island. Here is what to see, where to eat and stay, and how it compares with the Old Town.

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  Rhodes Old Town Guide: What to See and Skip Inside

  Rhodes Old Town is a lived-in medieval walled city where a palace, a knights' street, Ottoman mosques and residential lanes sit within one UNESCO-listed circuit. This guide sets out who it suits, the sights in walking order, where to eat and sleep inside the walls, and how to time a visit around the crowds.