Rhodes Old Town

Rhodes, Greece

The UNESCO-listed medieval walled centre, home to the Palace of the Grand Master and Street of the Knights.

Places in Rhodes Old Town

Koukos A traditional Greek taverna specialising in regional Rhodian cuisine using recipes passed down through generations.
Hatzikelis A world-class seafood restaurant using classic Greek flavours for traditional seafood recipes.
Rhodes Old Town cafes Cafes throughout the medieval streets, ideal for coffee near the Palace of the Grand Master.
Rooftop bars, Rhodes Old Town Elegant rooftop restaurants and bars offering views over the medieval town and Aegean Sea.

Best time to visit: May to June and September to October offer warm, comfortable Aegean weather without peak-summer crowds.
Getting around: Rhodes Old Town is entirely walkable within its medieval walls; a car or bus is needed to reach beach resorts and villages elsewhere on the island.
Currency: Euro (EUR)
Language: Greek. English is widely spoken in tourism.
Timezone: EET (UTC+2, UTC+3 in summer)
Current trends: Restaurants continue blending Rhodes's storied medieval history with contemporary gastronomy, and food-focused excursions like the Tasting Rhodes tour are growing in popularity as a way to explore the island's inland agricultural and winemaking culture.

Rhodes New Town — The modern harbour district outside the walls, with additional dining and nightlife.
Kolymbia and Ixia coastal areas — Beach resort areas outside the main town, home to larger hotel properties.