About Rhodes, Aegean Islands
The Old Town of Rhodes, a UNESCO World Heritage Site, is a medieval marvel surrounded by impressive walls. The Palace of the Grand Master, a fortress-like structure, dominates the skyline, offering a glimpse into the island's medieval past. Wandering through cobblestone streets, visitors encounter historic sites, charming squares, and medieval architecture, including the Street of the Knights and the Archaeological Museum.
Rhodes boasts a variety of beaches catering to different preferences. From the lively Elli Beach, with its vibrant atmosphere and water sports, to the serene Tsambika Beach with its golden sands and clear waters, visitors can find their ideal coastal retreat.
The Valley of the Butterflies, or Petaloudes, is a natural wonder where thousands of butterflies gather during the summer months. The scenic surroundings, with wooden bridges and walking paths, create a tranquil escape into nature.