Rhodes
Rhodes
Trip.Best Top 3 Best Things to Do in Rhodes [2024]
Explore the best things to do in Rhodes! Uncover top activities and experiences for an unforgettable visit.
Updated Oct 2024
- 4.54.6/531 ReviewFree"This walled city by the sea is a Mediterranean masterpiece! It's just fun strolling down the main streets and peeking in shops, most of whom have many of their items displayed on the sides of the streets. The streets themselves are cobble stone so be careful walking."Rhodes38.9km from downtownHighlights: Rhodes is a large island in the Zoze Kanissos archipelago in Greece. Built in 408 BC, the port of Mandraji, at the entrance is the ruins of the bronze colossus of the sun god, one of the legendary seven wonders of the world. This bronze statue of the Greek sun god Helios is about 33 meters high. . Fifty-six years after the colossus was cast, it was destroyed in an earthquake in 226 BC. Next to the port stands the majestic statue of Athena, the fortress-style city (Venice castle), the windmill, the Gospel church, the town hall and the concert hall. You can take a stroll and watch it leisurely.Show Less
- 4.24.7/532 ReviewFrom25.83
based on 9888 reviews"The ruins are just awesome! You can ride donkeys till the ruins as are on top of the hill, but we walked and was OK.Remember to take water and hat, we went in June , temperature was 28°C.You have an amazing view once on the top. You pay entrance, I think was 12€ per person.when you go down back to the village you can either go on the same path, or just head down the hill, starting near the toilets or the juice bar.You will save some time,we saw the people with donkeys going that way so it was a shortcut.The path is a bit slippery so must be careful."Rhodes13.2km from downtown
No.1 of Water Fun Attractions in RhodesHighlights: The Acropolis of Lindos is located in the eastern coastal town of Rhode Island, about 60 kilometers away from Rhodes City. Historically, it was one of the three city-states that made up Rhode Island. Lindos, where the Acropolis is located, is the most famous ancient city in the Dodecanese and is now a peaceful and beautiful village. This small village has a labyrinth of alleys, a spectacular Acropolis and an ancient temple of Athena, and a beautiful beach. Lindos has the most beautiful bays, the whitest houses, the most donkeys, and the fewest cars on Rhode Island. Its Acropolis is the most popular photo spot after the Acropolis. Many artists have settled here. Continue south to reach the peninsula at the southern end. From here, head north to the cliffs of the west coast.Show Less - 4.04.7/520 ReviewFrom17.76"I really love seeing this castle and all of the carvings, doors, cobblestone streets etc. Very well preserved in a highly recommend stopping by."Rhodes38.7km from downtownHighlights: The Grand Chief's Palace is a famous building in the medieval ancient city. It is the palace of the head of the knights. The original palace was destroyed by natural disasters. The Knights Palace was built in the 14th century and was later destroyed in 1856. The existing palace was rebuilt by the Italians in the early 20th century for Emperors Mussolini and Victor. The palace was rebuilt on a grand scale by the Italians and served as a resort for Mussolini and King Emmaus III. The Knights Palace is gorgeous and grand, bright and grand.Show Less
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