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Make the most of your day with a combined day trip to Rhodes Old Town and the island of Symi from Lindos. Discover Rhodes Old Town at your own pace in the morning before riding a speedboat to explore Symi in the afternoon. Begin your excursion with pickup at your hotel in Lindos. Drive to Rhodes Old Town and spend the rest of the morning there exploring on your own. Use the time to visit the Castle of the Knights, the Palace of the Grand Magister, and more. Later, take a speedboat to Symi. Upon arrival, enjoy an afternoon of relaxation and sightseeing on this picturesque island. At the end of the day, take the speedboat back to Rhodes before being taken back to your hotel in Lindos.

Explore the Jewish heritage of Rhodes Old Town in our 1 1/2 hour Jewish Quarter tour. This exclusive and compact tour of the Jewish Quarter, introduces you to the fascinating Jewish heritage of Rhodes Old Town. As you wander along the narrow, winding lanes, our knowledgeable guide will tell you the history of La Juderia and the Jewish people who made Rhodes their home. Along the way, you’ll visit notable Jewish landmarks including Alhadeff Park and Alhadeff Street, named after a prominent Jewish family, the Square of the Martyred Jews and its seahorse fountain, and the Holocaust Memorial. You’ll also visit the Kahal Kadosh Synagogue, the oldest synagogue in Greece, and the Jewish Museum of Rhodes.

The old town of Rhodes at night is a charming and captivating sight. The old town, known as "Rhodes Old Town" or "Medieval City of Rhodes," is a UNESCO World Heritage site and one of the best-preserved medieval towns in Europe. As the sun sets and the evening begins, the old town transforms into a magical place. The narrow cobbled streets, ancient walls, and medieval architecture create a unique and enchanting atmosphere. The streets are lined with quaint shops, restaurants, and cafes, and the warm glow of lanterns and street lights adds to the romantic ambiance. We'll find the medieval city walls beautifully lit up, creating a striking silhouette against the night sky. As we wander through the old town's labyrinthine alleys, we'll encounter historic landmarks, such as the Palace of the Grand Master of the Knights of Rhodes, which is often illuminated, showcasing its grandeur. In the central square, the Plateia Ippokratous, we will meet locals and tourists mingling, enjoying the evening breeze and the vibrant energy while immersing yourself in the captivating surroundings. If we are lucky, we might stumble upon live music performances or street artists adding to the lively ambiance. Heading towards the harbor area, we'll be rewarded with a breathtaking view of the illuminated medieval city walls, reflected on the calm waters. Remember this spot! It is particularly popular for strolling or sitting by the water's edge, enjoying the serenity of the night. Overall, the old town of Rhodes at night offers a delightful blend of history, culture, and a touch of romantic allure. It's a must-visit destination for travelers seeking a unique experience, that e-bikes definitely will make it also unforgetable on the beautiful island of Rhodes.

The medieval city of Rhodes is a UNESCO World Heritage Site, known throughout the world. Less well known, however, is the Jewish Quarter that once flourished within its walls. This exclusive half-day tour introduces you to the fascinating Jewish heritage of Rhodes Old Town, before taking you back in time to its medieval origins. Start with a stroll through La Juderia, the Jewish Quarter, wandering along the narrow, winding lanes, learning from a local knowledgeable guide as they bring to life the history of La Juderia and the Jewish people who made Rhodes their home.  Along the way, visit notable Jewish landmarks including Alhadeff Park and Alhadeff Street, named after a prominent Jewish family, the Square of the Martyred Jews and its seahorse fountain, and the Holocaust Memorial. You’ll also visit the Kahal Kadosh Synagogue, the oldest synagogue in Greece, and the Jewish Museum of Rhodes.  Next, take a journey back in time to the medieval period. The guide will describe how the battles and sieges fought by the Knights of St. John shaped the town we see today. Admire medieval monuments and walk along the famous Street of the Knights, the best-preserved medieval street in Europe. The tour concludes at the 14th century Palace of the Grand Master, once home to the leader of the Knights of St. John of Rhodes. Today it’s a museum housing medieval furniture, elaborate mosaics, and archaeological exhibits from Rhodes. 

If you are looking to discover Mediterranean delicacies and local Rhodian tastes, then this is the tour for you. Combine an exploration of the compelling medieval city of Rhodes with local flavors and unforgettable gastronomic experiences. Lose yourself in the ancient winding streets, be immersed in countless stories throughout the centuries and sample local delicacies. With your expert guide, travel around a series of spots known only to locals, experiencing how food intertwines with the city's rich historical tapestry. Sample local drinks and delicious seafood meze, try the island specialties of Melekouni and Mandolato, experience the aromas and tastes of Greek spices, and recharge with traditional Greek coffee.

 This exclusive half-day tour is perfect for wine lovers and history buffs who want to immerse themselves in the medieval history of Rhodes and discover why modern Greek wines are becoming so popular. Begin by exploring the UNESCO World Heritage Site of Rhodes Town. Secured behind a deep moat within a double ring of lofty walls, the Old Town is like a medieval time capsule, transporting visitors back to the era of the Knights of St. John.  A passionate, knowledgeable guide will lead you on a tour through the atmospheric, winding streets, pointing out medieval monuments and describing how the battles and sieges faced by the Hospitaller Knights shaped the town. The walking tour concludes at the Palace of the Grand Masters, a 14th-century fortified castle that was restored in the 1930s. Today it’s a museum housing medieval furniture, elaborate mosaics, and archaeological exhibits from across the island. Once you’ve finished exploring the Palace, wander down the famous Street of the Knights, the best-preserved medieval street in Europe. The last stop of the tour is the Inn of Auvergne, built in 1507. In the beautiful back garden you will taste award-winning local wines while lunching on traditional Greek meze.