Pitaroudia: The Must-Try Specialty Food of Rhodes

Rhodes, Greece, is celebrated not only for its historic charm, stunning beaches, and vibrant culture but also for its rich culinary heritage. One local delicacy that stands out is pitaroudia – a flavorful fritter deeply rooted in Rhodian tradition. Join us as we delve into this must-try dish, explore its unique variations, and share tips …

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Explore Rhodes’ Best Handcrafted Souvenirs

Rhodes, a gem in the Dodecanese islands of Greece, is celebrated not only for its historical landmarks and stunning beaches but also for its rich artisanal heritage. With centuries of influence from various cultures, Rhodes has developed a unique array of handcrafted products, each telling its own story of the island’s culture, craftsmanship, and tradition. …

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The unique habitat of the Valley of Butterflies

On the west side of the island of Rhodes, about 5 km southeast of the village of Theologos, 25 km from the city of Rhodes and in the area Ano Kalamonas is the beautiful valley of the Butterflies.It is a unique habitat of incomparable natural beauty, with rich flora and fauna, bridges, cobblestone paths, ponds, …

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Faliraki: a cosmopolitan and funny resort

Faliraki belongs in the Municipality of Kallithea, and is 15 kilometers far away from the city of Rhodes. It is a fantastic area, suitable for a magical holiday. It combines beauty with jauntiness and fun. The History of Faliraki Faliraki was originally a rural area. Its inhabitants engaged in agricultural work in the mountains and …

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The majestic Palace of the Grand Master or Kastello

The Palace of the Grand Master (Kastello or Palazzo) is undoubtedly an emblematic work of gothic architecture in Greece and a landmark for the medieval town of Rhodes. The building, with its imposing dimensions, dominates the highest point on the northwest side of the castle, where the Knights’ Street ends. It occupies the site of …

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Top 5 Castles of Rhodes

The castles of the island of Rhodes are a network of forts, built by the Knights of Rhodes to protect the population and resist long sieges. They succeeded in this purpose, because the Ottomans never managed to seize these castles. The Knights Hospitaller abandoned the castles after an agreement that allowed them to leave Rhodes, …

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