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Greece is a country that could easily overwhelm first-time visitors thanks to its sheer volume of historic and archaeological sites and there are so many places to see and experience.
Source: Best places to visit in Greece
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Not only is Rhodes full of natural beauty, it is home to a rich history that spans from the ancient and medieval eras to today.
Source: 8 Spectacular Reasons To Visit This Medieval Greek Island
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Everything you need to know about cruising Rhodes, Crete, Corfu, Mykonos, Santorini and other Greek islands in World of Crusing guide to the best of Greece.
Source: Best Greek islands: Top 10 islands to visit in Greece on your cruise…
Rhodes, is an island in Greece located in the eastern Aegean Sea, and is the largest urban centre on the island. Rhodes is located northeast of Crete and southeast of Athens.
Source: Daniela Caputo’s Destinations: Island-hopping in Greece – Rhodes
Read Telegraph Travel expert guide to Rhodes, including the best places to stay, eat, drink as well as the top attractions to visit, and all of the information that you need to know before you go.
Source: 48 hours in . . . Rhodes, an insider guide to the Island of the Knights
Planning for Rhodes, Greece? Explore Rhodes Old Town and reveal its hidden treasures. This island is about the Templar Knights and hidden history.
Source: Rhodes Old Town Magnificent Greece – AGreekAdventure World Travel Blog
It was past midnight, Alexia Amvrazi was cradling her extremely sleepy four year-old while stifling her own yawns, and looking forward to nothing but the soft bed awaiting her at Hermes Hotel, as the taxi drove them from the ferry boat to Mandraki marina. Upon arriving at the atmospherically lit harbour, lined with high Medieval walls, she sat up in awe.
Greece – Medieval City of Rhodes
Medieval walls enclose an enchanting microcosm, a place where different eras, cultures and architectural styles meet.
Greece – Medieval City of Rhodes
Your crash course on the Isle of the Knights: its sights, beaches and some of its more unusual inhabitants.
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