Ancient Greece
This enormous statue of the sun god Helios was one of the Seven Wonders of the Ancient World.
Colossus of Rhodes
This powerful military-religious order ruled Rhodes for more than two centuries.
Knights of Saint John
This famous beach on the east coast of Rhodes is known for its golden sand and crystal-clear water.
Tsambika Beach
This Greek cheese, often grilled or served in salads, is very popular on Rhodes.
Feta
This picturesque village is famous for its whitewashed houses and the ancient Acropolis overlooking the sea.
Lindos
Rhodes was one of three major ancient cities on the island, along with Ialysos and Kameiros.
Lindos
This famous street in the Old Town leads toward the Palace of the Grand Master
Street of the Knights
This beautiful valley near Archangelos is famous for its butterflies during the summer months.
Valley of the Butterflies
This traditional Greek dish consists of layers of eggplant, meat sauce, and béchamel.
moussaka
This is the largest city on the island and home to the famous medieval Old Town.
Rhodes Town
This ancient city on the western side of Rhodes was famous for its well-preserved ruins and Doric architecture.
Kameiros
This impressive fortress-palace was the residence of the leaders of the Knights of Saint John.
Palace of the Grand Master
This beach is famous for the dramatic white rocks surrounding its turquoise water and is located near Lindos.
St. Paul's Bay
This sweet treat made with layers of filo, nuts, and syrup is a favorite throughout Greece.
baklava
This village is home to the famous monastery of the same name, perched high on a hill overlooking the coast.
Archangelos
The three ancient cities of Rhodes united in 408 BC to establish this new city, which became the island's political center
The City of Rhodes
In 1522, this Ottoman ruler captured Rhodes after a major siege.
Suleiman the Magnificent
This long, sandy beach near the town of Rhodes is especially popular for windsurfing and kitesurfing.
Prasonisi
This traditional Greek drink is made from anise and is often enjoyed with small plates of food called meze.
ouzo
This ancient city on the west coast is one of the three major ancient cities of Rhodes.
Ialysos
This ancient Greek philosopher was said to have taught Alexander the Great, and a famous ancient school in Rhodes was associated with his tradition.
Aristotle
This UNESCO designation recognizes the medieval Old Town of Rhodes for its outstanding historical importance
UNESCO World Heritage Site
At the southern tip of Rhodes, this place is famous because two seas meet here, making it a favorite spot for windsurfers.
Prasonisi
This traditional Rhodian dish features stuffed vine leaves, often filled with rice and herbs.
dolmades
This small village in southern Rhodes is known for its traditional houses and is near the beautiful beach of Fourni.
Monolithos