During the Bronze Age, Rhodes continued to thrive. Its strategic position made it a crucial ally of Rome during the Peloponnesian War. In the medieval period, the island reached new heights.

With more than 300 days of sunshine a year, Rhodes, fittingly ... Acropolis of Lindos and Europe's best preserved and liveliest medieval city. On the north-east coast, a trek to a hilltop ...

Start your tour of Rhodes Town at the top: from the top of city walls, that is, where you can snap photos of this well-preserved medieval city's harbor, rooftops, fortifications and moat.

Rhodes' most highly touted attraction (without an ocean view), the Valley of the Butterflies stands on its own. If you tire of ruined palaces and piles of rubble, recent travelers suggest you ...

Benefits of booking with British Airways Holidays On the north-west tip of Rhodes, close to the island’s UNESCO-listed medieval town of the same name, Atrium Platinum Luxury Resort & Spa ...

“Here are my insights on the best things to do and places to visit during ... beaches and crystal-clear waters. The medieval Old Town of Rhodes, listed as a World Heritage Site, is the most ...