Stay In Best Rhodes Resorts And Explore Island

3 things to do in Rhodes island

Rhodes island has a lengthy history, amazing landscape, gorgeous architecture, and, of course, delicious cuisine that I'm sure you'll enjoy as soon as you arrive. As Rhodes is one of the most famous Greek destinations for decades hotel infrastructure is in great levels and therefore island has to offer the ideal accommodation for any kind of traveler. As long as you find the perfect rhodes resorts below you will find the 3 top to-do things while you are on island. 

The ancient Acropolis of Lindos

This is one of the best sites to immerse yourself in Greek history.

After exploring Lindos Village, take the route that goes up the 116-meter-high rock to visit the spectacular Acropolis, complete with ancient walls, bastions, a sanctuary dedicated to Athena Lindia, and a Hellenistic stoa.

It actually feels like you've traveled back in time, and it's undoubtedly one of the best sights to see in Rhodes.

To top it all off, the view from up there is spectacular. Just be aware that it may get rather crowded during the summer and on weekends, so if you don't like gatherings, go early in the morning.

The historic Rhodes Old Town

The Old Town of Rhodes, designated a UNESCO World Heritage Site in 1988, is Europe's biggest medieval city and one of the key places to visit in Rhodes while staying in one of the best rhodes resorts. 

The Old Town of Thodes was once host one of the "seven wonders of the ancient world," the Colossus of Rhodes (a massive statue of Helios) more than 2,000 years ago. The attractive ancient city now boasts a large mix of Greek, Ottoman, and Italian ancestry, which has formed the city's feel and appearance.

Consider how attractive tiny alleyways, high walls, historic cathedrals, and medieval buildings can instantly transport you back in time.

The Toy Museum, Archipoli

And here is an out of the box recommendation: the Toy Museum is actually extremely charming and adorable. Furthermore, it's a great place to go if the weather turns bad.

If your children need a fun break, visit the Toy Museum in Archipoli. You may see all kinds of Greek toys from 1930 to 1990 here, which is entirely powered by solar energy.

On the road between Archipoli and Psinthos, there's even a gaming room with antique arcade equipment.