Rhodes Medieval Events
Friday, 14 February 2020
Medieval Festival: every year at the end of May takes place the famous Medieval festival of Rhodes that represents life of those times. Join us to watch Medieval fights , medieval feasts and a lot more from actors that wear traditional Medieval costumes , with armors and swords, Medieval dancers and stilbots, listen to Medieval
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Rhodes An island of 4 seasons and 12 months
Wednesday, 04 December 2019
Mild winters and breezy summers, typical features of the Mediterranean climate, make of Rhodes an ideal place to dwell in. The island benefits from the highest number of sunny days in Europe, basking against the clearest blue skies imaginable – a characteristic having eventually inspired one of the names under which Rhodes was originally known:
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Rhodes Gastronomy
Tuesday, 05 March 2019
While wandering around the narrow cobblestone streets of the Medieval Town admiring the history and the medieval aura of the City, you can enjoy your meal from fresh local products, you will taste a fresh fish in the small traditional taverns while you survey the harbor. Everywhere around there is a smell of sesame from
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Sites to visit in the Medieval Town
Monday, 04 February 2019
The most important site to visit and just 10 steps from our hotel is the Grand Master’s Palace: According to recent study, in the exact spot in which the palace exists today, there were the foundations of the ancient temple of the Sun-god ‘Helios’ and probably that was the spot where Colossus of Rhodes stood in the
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Local Products
Wednesday, 12 December 2018
Local products and local cuisine gives a place an identity. The products of the island of Rhodes are unique products with special characteristics. Melekouni: The most famous and most common product of Rhodes is “melekouni” , a dessert that is traditionally offered in weddings. According to local tradition, the abundance of sesame seeds symbolizes fertility, while
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