Street of the Knights of Rhodes

The Street of Knights is a cobble stone lane about 1/3 of a mile long. Dating back the the 15 th century and is home to the Inns of the Tongues where the Knights held meetings and ate meals . The lane follows a route from the ancient acropolis to the harbor.

Knights Avenue in Rhode Island is located in the north of the ancient city of Rhode Island. It is 200 meters long and 4 meters wide. The whole avenue is divided into a lot of gates and windows on both sides of the west high and east low slopes. It is arched. The original style of the medieval knight architecture shows the characteristics of these street gates. The palace and the knight's inn, which were all leaders of the knights of different languages, were from the bottom up, the stations of the Italian French and Spanish legions. Walking on this avenue, closing your eyes, you can imagine the medieval knights crossing the street in a whole line. The uppermost of the avenue is the knights. The palace of the legion chief is opposite the bottom of the palace of the chief of the church Old Lady of Castle

The 200-meter long and 4-meter wide Knights Avenue is located in the north of the ancient city of Rode, and the whole street is tilted in the west and east. The doors and windows on both sides of the street are arched and authentic medieval buildings. The Palace and the Knights Inn, which were the heads of the Knights in different languages, were the bases of the Italian, French and Spanish Legion from the bottom up. Close your eyes on this avenue and imagine medieval knights marching through the streets. At the top of the avenue is the palace of the leader of the Knights Legion, and opposite the bottom is a church. The restored vault is worth seeing. Basically, the empty avenue is a unique sight after the new crown.

The main road linking the Knights Palace and the Archaeological Museum in Rhode Island's Acropolis, historically, knights ride horses to the palace at major events, so it is named Knights Avenue.

Knight Street is a famous street in the medieval ancient city. It is not a toll attraction and is open to pedestrians and vehicles. The street is not wide, covered with large pebbles, and the two ends of 100 meters connect the Knights Palace and the Archaeological Museum. It is an important traffic passage for the ancient city. It is said that in the past, the knights won the battle, that is, take this street into the city, so it is named "Knight Street". Now, the middle of the street is a stone road, you can take cars, and there are walkways on both sides. The buildings on both sides of Knight Street are relatively complete buildings preserved in the medieval ancient city. In the Middle Ages, knights lived in houses on both sides of the avenue, according to different languages and ethnic groups. Now, houses on both sides of the avenue can still see the flags of many different countries flying, which is the seat of consulates.