Rhodes Town Holidays

Rewind into Medieval enchantment and fast forward into swish boutiques and trendy bars.
Rhodes Town boasts an exciting showcase of ancient fortifications, narrow cobblestone streets and an array of well-preserved 14the century buildings, while the city gleams in a pristine coastline, with golden beaches and a stunning natural landscape.

Step into the majestic Temple of Apollo Palace or the Grand Master of the Knights of Rhodes, a massive medieval fortress that dominates the skyline. Lounge on sun kissed sands, bliss into sunset cocktails, splash into water sports or simply soak up the Greek foodie culture in the buzz of the hub. Whether is shop till you drop, sightseeing escapades or a glorious Goddess glow you’re after, Rhodes Town is your riveting all-rounder.
Time zones difference between Rhodes and the UK is +2 hours.

Euro
Currency can be changed at currency exchange offices, banks, as well as at the post office. In the resort areas both Visa and Mastercard cards and euro in cash are accepted for payment.
When exchanging money, please note that currency exchange offices may charge a commission for each transaction.
Step back in time by visiting the Palace of the Grand Master, this stunning fortress built by the Knights of St. John in the 14th century, it's full of fascinating artifacts and architectural wonders. From the grand hall to the dungeons, every corner of the palace has a story to tell. So, grab your knight's Armor (or just a camera) get ready to explore!
Welcome to the labyrinthine Old Town of Rhodes, where the past meets the present through cobblestoned wonderland! This UNESCO World Heritage Site is full of surprises, from hidden courtyards to ancient ruins. You can shop for souvenirs in the bustling markets, sample local delicacies in the charming cafes and even take a selfie with a medieval knight (or at least a statue of one). So, grab your map and get lost in the charm!
Elli Beach is one of the most popular beaches in Rhodes Town! Boasting a long stretch of golden sand, lapped by the clear, turquoise waters of the Mediterranean Sea, this beach is unique because of its historical significance as it is as it is nestled right in front of the magnificent Rhodes Casino and the iconic art deco building of the Grande Albergo delle Rose. The beach exudes a lively energy with its bustling promenade, lined with beach bars, restaurants and shops, creating a lively and vibrant atmosphere.
Get ready to stretch your legs at the picturesque promenade of Mandraki Harbour ! A perfect place to soak up the Mediterranean sunshine, watch the boats come and go. Plus, with plenty of bars, cafes and ice cream stands along the way, you can refuel and refresh as you go. Grab your sun hat, your camera and maybe a bag of breadcrumbs for the resident seagulls and let's take a stroll on Mandraki Harbour! Don't forget to take a photo of the famous bronze statues of the deer!
Attention all history buffs! Go on a fascinating journey through the island's rich past by visiting Archaeological Museum of Rhodes. From ancient artifacts to medieval treasures, this museum has it all - including a famous statue of Aphrodite that's said to bring luck in love (fingers crossed, folks!). Plus, with informative exhibits, interactive displays and even a charming courtyard cafe, you can spend hours exploring and learning. So, grab your Indiana Jones hat and uncover the wonders!