Rodos Town Hotels Rhodes Greece

Rodos Town (City of Rhodes), Rhodes (Rhodos, Rodos) Island, Dodecanese, Greece

The architectural aspect of the City of Rhodes (Rodos Town) is greatly influenced by the Italian architecture of the late thirties and by the presence of the fortificated Medieval Town.
2,400 years ago, the famous Greek architect of the ancient times, Ippodamus, designed the first ever urban plan based on a perpendicular system of building.
Probably the most frequented part of the city is the ancient harbor, today called Mandraki, with the statue of the deer and the fawn at its entrance.
According to the historical facts, this was where the famous Colossus of Rhodes stood, one of the seven wonders of the ancient world.
Mandraki harbor is where the small vessels depart for daily cruises to Lindos, Symi, Kalymnos, Pserimos, Patmos and Nissiros Islands.
Very near the entrance to the ancient harbor is the church of the Annunciation (Evangelismos), the orthodox cathedral, in gothic style, with unique wall paintings.
On the northern outskirts of the city is the famous Aquarium of Rhodes.
Rhodes Town is a cosmopolitan city, full of entertainment, nightlife, restaurants, bars, cafes, and other facilities.
There is a variety of hotels in Rodos Town, from luxury beach hotels to small and friendly family hotels, as well as apartments, villas, studios, rooms to let etc.