Dodecanese Tourist Attractions

Quote: Rhodes is one of the Dodecanese islands in the sparkling Aegean Sea. We were only on the island for a day so we restricted our visit to exploring the town of Rhodes itself.We were all aware of the Wonder of the… Read More

Quote: Asklipio is a one street village in the hills to the south west of Lardos. When I say one street I mean that unless you are driving a 4x4 you can only access by the one tarmac track that leads only to… Read More

Quote: The Palace of the Grand Master is indeed an impressive building but don’t get too carried away as this is a modern building built to what is believed to be the earlier specification. It was re-constructed in the… Read More

Quote: Having exited the Old Town near to the modern port we strolled along the waterfront to the harbour. A modern sculpture incorporating dolphins, near to the large cruise ships, took our eye and we checked that out… Read More

Quote: The street of the knights is said to be one of the most photographed street in Old Rhodes Town, and it really isn’t that hard to believe. It runs from the front of the Palace of the Grand Masters right down to… Read More

Quote: Rhodes’ Old Town has many beautiful mosques from the time when the Turkish played a role in the history of the island. The most imposing, and certainly the easiest to locate, is the Mosque of Suleiman, situated… Read More

Quote: As you pull into the port of Patmos, look up to the highest structure of the island. This is the monastery of St. John. If you have seen the Vatican, this may be sort of bland to you (so I've been told). … Read More

Quote: Situated not far from the church of Panagia (The Virgin Mary) is this charming little hostelry occupying what is probably one of the most impressive Captains’ Houses in Lindos. Entry is via a couple of ornately… Read More

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Quote: Very interesting place that shows how powerful that place was. You can see all the sculptures with details in gold, the floor with the original mosaic, the meeting room with narrow chairs, and huge windows facing… Read More