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Kisthiniou & Thiseos 50, Medieval Town, 85100 Rhodes
Pallas Beach, 85107 Lindos
Grigoriou Lampraki 56, 85100 Rhodes
Medieval Town
WORLD HERITAGE SITE BY UNESCO
Did you know that Medieval Town of Rhodes island is the oldest inhabited town in Europe?
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Ancient Lindos
ARCHAEOLOGICAL SITE
Did you know that Acropolis of Lindos is the second most visited Acropolis after Athens?
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Dreamy Scenery
Small wonders of nature you should not miss
Filerimos Hill
Filerimos Hill. An earthly paradise with lush forest, aromatic bushes, peacocks, unique monuments and breathtaking views. Located only 11 km from the city of Rhodes and is one of the destinations that you should not miss during your visit to the island. A beloved place since ancient times, as
Dive in Rhodian Blue
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Kiotari Beach
Kiotari Beach in Rhodes, located on the southeastern coast of the island, is approximately 58 km from the city of Rhodes. This enchanting beach offers a serene landscape that truly soothes the soul. With its pebbly shore and shallow, crystal-clear blue waters, it’s a perfect spot for relaxation.
Kiotari, Rhodes Greece
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