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The centre of medieval Rhodes, a paved street, stretching from the main port of the city to the majestic Palace of the Grand Masters.
Street of the Knights of Saint John (its other name Ippoton) stretches 200 meters long and 6 meters wide. It was built in the 14th century and quickly become a favourite place for walks of influential members of the aristocracy, knights and other local residents.
The houses here are built in the spirit of the Middle Ages, of stone blocks with flat fronts, once in the street of the Knights of Saint John placed the main buildings of the city - the Catholic Cathedral, the administrative centre, a hospital and an arsenal.
The small town on the coast, with white houses of 16-18 centuries, two picturesque coves, ancient buildings, described by Homer and Herodotus, and Christian churches.
The secret place of Lindos, it is hidden from view by high cliffs and offers a quiet vacation on the coast surrounded by pristine nature and swimming in the emerald waters.
One of the most beautiful religious sites of the island, built in the 12-13 centuries in the Middle Ages architectural style and serves as home for monks.
In the village of Pastida is an unusual museum, which tells all about beekeeping, and you can watch the bees through the glass of the transparent beehive.
A tiny village is located a few kilometers away from Rhodes Airport, is famous for its honey and where a unique Bee museum with apiaries and a gift shop is located.
The magnificent terracotta building, where the particles of the relics of Saint Nektarios are located, who was revered in Greece and rest here in peace.
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Walk through the the Street of the Knights
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