Rhodes is also known as the "island of roses" with the beautiful terrain and coastal beaches.
The old town of Rhodes is one of UNESCO World Heritage Sites and it's the largest inhabited medieval town in Europe. The fortifications are the finest surviving example of defensive architecture of that time. Today the cobble stone streets are lined with cafes, restourants and shops.
Getting lost in the labyrinth of passages can easily be a highlight, encountered quiet squares, hiden tavernas and the gorgeous architecture.
The old town of Rhodes is one of UNESCO World Heritage Sites and it's the largest inhabited medieval town in Europe. The fortifications are the finest surviving example of defensive architecture of that time. Today the cobble stone streets are lined with cafes, restourants and shops.
Getting lost in the labyrinth of passages can easily be a highlight, encountered quiet squares, hiden tavernas and the gorgeous architecture.
History
According to mythology, Rhodes was the bridge of the sun god Helios. He bestowed upon her light, warmth and vegetation. Their three grandsons Kamiros, Lalyssos and Lindos, founded the cities wich are named after them.
