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Undoubtedly Rhodes’ most compelling attraction, the atmospheric Old Town is considered one of the best preserved medieval myriads in the entirety of Europe. Majestic structures conjure images of duelling knights and damsels in distress with its antique avenues, cobbled streets and charismatic courtyards.
Another significant and slightly monument is the Palace of the Grand Master of the Knights of Rhodes, a building steeped in local legend and hedonistic history; demolished by gunpowder in the 18th century, the structure was renovated by Italians as a summer residence for Mussolini in 1940.
As one of Europe’s most significant historical hubs, the Archaeological Museum in Rhodes City is a treasure trove of remarkable relics and ancient antiques. Immerse yourself in the island’s prosperous past as you peruse ceramics, pottery and weaponry that evoke an air from bygone days.
For a gorgeous and gourmet experience of revered Greek cuisine, sample the sublime specialities of Tamam Restaurant. The magnificent menu pays homage to the island’s age old culinary tradition while also adding contemporary flair to classic dishes; sample lightly fried and lemon drizzled calamari and grilled halloumi to fulfil what critics call a food dream. (G Leontos Street 1, Rhodes, Greece)
