Tickets are 20 EUR, but honestly, it’s worth it, the palace is stunning, with beautifully preserved halls, mosaics and a real sense of history. The inner courtyard is impressive, and walking through the massive stone corridors feels like stepping back in time. Try to visit early in the day to avoid crowds and the heat. It’s one of the must-see landmarks in Rhodes Old Town.

An enormous collection housed in a beautiful structure, the Museum is a must see! A carefully curated history of Rhodes in antiquity, there are hundreds of artefacts to admire. Allow plenty of time but be aware some galleries do not permit photography! Other exhibitions are not open on a Tuesday. There are some idyllic little gardens to admire too along the way, and the structure itself is beautiful. Highly recommended, just allow plenty of time!

Such a stunning place. The structures are beautiful and feel taken care of. Everywhere you go, there is something even grander than the next. The streets are bustling with restaurants and shops. It is definitely worth a visit if you're ever in Rhodes. We didn't go into any of the museums but I will make sure to do that if I ever visit Rhodes a third time.

Step Back in Time – Exploring the Acropolis of Rhodes and Surrounding Ancient Wonders Visiting the Acropolis of Rhodes is like walking through a portal into ancient history. Perched on Monte Smith hill and surrounded by greenery, the site is a treasure trove of remarkable ruins, each whispering stories from over 2,300 years ago. Start your journey with the Olympic Stadium, beautifully preserved and still echoing the spirit of ancient athleticism. You can almost picture the competitions that once took place here. Just a short walk away, you’ll find the small but impressive Odeon, a Roman-era theater that once hosted music and poetry performances – it’s a peaceful spot that brings the grandeur of the past to life. The crown jewel, of course, is the Temple of Apollo, with its tall columns standing proudly against the sky. Though partially restored, the site still evokes the sacred atmosphere of classical worship. As you explore further, you’ll come across scattered ruins, columns, and steps that once formed temples, sanctuaries, and public spaces — all part of the ancient city’s rich tapestry. Besides the historical significance, the views from the hilltop are absolutely stunning. Overlooking the sea and the modern town of Rhodes, it’s a perfect mix of natural beauty and cultural depth. Don’t be surprised if you lose track of time — there’s something new to admire around every corner. A few tips: • Wear comfortable sneakers – the paths are uneven, and you’ll be doing a fair bit of walking. • Bring plenty of water, especially in summer – shade is limited, and the sun can be intense. • A camera is a must – both for the ruins and the sweeping panoramic views. In short: This area is a must-see for history lovers, architecture buffs, or anyone who wants to experience the soul of ancient Greece. It’s not just a sightseeing spot — it’s an experience that transports you centuries into the past. Don’t miss it while you’re in Rhodes!

Large discount shop selling everything you could possibly need for a holiday, home or hobby. The layout is like ikea so when you are in it is difficult to get out. I'd recommend leaving enough time to visit. There are toilets available on the first floor. Ample parking to the front.

Everything was great! Especially sardines with cheese were a masterpiece 🙌🏻 All staff were kind, helpful. And thanks to Akin, for his frequent check-ins and friendliness. Only thing we did not like much was cinnamon in baklava, it was too strong. Apart from this live Greek music, dances, “Opa” (plate breakings) were amazing. Would come again, we had so much fun

Lovely place with chic ambience to have a wholesome meal. Combo meal deals are a steal. Very friendly and cheerful crew. Highly recommend sea bass, hummus & pita, chicken wings kids meal combo and a true greek highlight - dolmadakia.

From the minute we arrived we knew this place was going to live up to its name! The hostess was an absolute gem and made our stay one of the most enjoyable nights we had in Rhodes. The place is beautiful and the food... wow. You have to try the Scallops Kantaifi, they're simply amazing. I also chose the fillet Tournedos, which was delicious - really show stopping stuff! We ended up staying and chatting with our hostess until the early hours of the morning with a couple of cocktails. A lovely experience. Go here at all costs if in Rhodes!

A chance to sample some authentic Cretan cuisine, some of which is quite different to the usual Greek fare. Fab surroundings and hosted by an efficient and extremely friendly MC, this culinary adventure is highly recommended if you're anywhere near Rhodes Town.