Meet your friendly guide in Rhodes city center and travel back in time as you discover the city's medieval history. Learn more about the era of the Knights of Saint John and Rhodes' Italian roots as you stroll around the UNESCO-listed town. Follow in the footsteps of the world's most important philosophers, astronomers, and inventors and listen to their stories. Witness the city's incredible architecture as you wander through towers and bastions and the remains of the city walls. Enjoy an insider's insight into the way of life of Rhodians before ending your tour back in the city center, where your guide can advise you on the best local eateries.

Embark on a private tour of Rhodes’ medieval palace, the Palace of the Grand Master. With your ticket included, all you need to worry about is enjoying your personalized tour with a licensed guide.  Enjoy skip-the-ticket-line entry to the palace, once home to the leader of the Knights of St. John of Rhodes. Once in, explore the beautiful rooms in the palace, now a museum featuring medieval furniture, elaborate mosaics, and archeological exhibits.  Learn about its eclectic history, from its origins as a Byzantine fortress, then the knights’ residence, later restored under the Italian occupation after an explosion, and now home to a museum. Adjoining the palace is a wonderful walk around the fortified town walls, with the entrance at the top of the Street of the Knights.  Stroll down the preserved medieval street that houses seven inns, one for each of the Knights’ birthplaces – England, France, Germany, Italy, Provence, Auvergne, and Aragón.

Experience the diversity of Greek wines, an intrinsic part of Greek culture. Discover the taste of Greece on this wine tasting tour in Rhodes. With a rich history of winemaking going back to the dawn of the Bronze Age, Greece is Europe’s oldest winemaking region and one of the world’s oldest. Embark on an inspiring journey through some of the best Greek wine varieties available today. Bes led by an experienced sommelier with a passion for Greek wine. After learning how to taste wine properly, be introduced to different varieties of Greek wine. However, since wine is only part of the equation in Greece, you will be taught how to drink it like a local. Get the opportunity to sample local nibbles for a true taste of Greece. Traditionally, the Greeks love to drink wine slowly, in good company and accompanied by a delicious selection of meze. Be taken to an authentic Greek restaurant in Rhodes where the chef prepares dishes designed to enhance the flavor of each wine you try. Savor food pairing that demonstrates the best food to eat with each wine. Learn how the rugged Greek landscape and sunny days are perfect for growing some of the finest grape varieties in the world, producing exquisite red, white, and rose wines.

 This exclusive half-day tour is perfect for wine lovers and history buffs who want to immerse themselves in the medieval history of Rhodes and discover why modern Greek wines are becoming so popular. Begin by exploring the UNESCO World Heritage Site of Rhodes Town. Secured behind a deep moat within a double ring of lofty walls, the Old Town is like a medieval time capsule, transporting visitors back to the era of the Knights of St. John.  A passionate, knowledgeable guide will lead you on a tour through the atmospheric, winding streets, pointing out medieval monuments and describing how the battles and sieges faced by the Hospitaller Knights shaped the town. The walking tour concludes at the Palace of the Grand Masters, a 14th-century fortified castle that was restored in the 1930s. Today it’s a museum housing medieval furniture, elaborate mosaics, and archaeological exhibits from across the island. Once you’ve finished exploring the Palace, wander down the famous Street of the Knights, the best-preserved medieval street in Europe. The last stop of the tour is the Inn of Auvergne, built in 1507. In the beautiful back garden you will taste award-winning local wines while lunching on traditional Greek meze. 

The medieval city of Rhodes is a UNESCO World Heritage Site, known throughout the world. Less well known, however, is the Jewish Quarter that once flourished within its walls. This exclusive half-day tour introduces you to the fascinating Jewish heritage of Rhodes Old Town, before taking you back in time to its medieval origins. Start with a stroll through La Juderia, the Jewish Quarter, wandering along the narrow, winding lanes, learning from a local knowledgeable guide as they bring to life the history of La Juderia and the Jewish people who made Rhodes their home.  Along the way, visit notable Jewish landmarks including Alhadeff Park and Alhadeff Street, named after a prominent Jewish family, the Square of the Martyred Jews and its seahorse fountain, and the Holocaust Memorial. You’ll also visit the Kahal Kadosh Synagogue, the oldest synagogue in Greece, and the Jewish Museum of Rhodes.  Next, take a journey back in time to the medieval period. The guide will describe how the battles and sieges fought by the Knights of St. John shaped the town we see today. Admire medieval monuments and walk along the famous Street of the Knights, the best-preserved medieval street in Europe. The tour concludes at the 14th century Palace of the Grand Master, once home to the leader of the Knights of St. John of Rhodes. Today it’s a museum housing medieval furniture, elaborate mosaics, and archaeological exhibits from Rhodes. 

Wine is an intrinsic part of Greek culture. With a rich history of winemaking stretching back to the dawn of the Bronze Age, Greece is the oldest winemaking region in Europe and one of the oldest in the world. The rugged Greek landscape and long, sunny days are perfect for growing some of the finest grape varieties worldwide, producing exquisite red, white and rose wines. Yet modern Greek wine is only just beginning to get the attention it deserves.   This activity invites you on an inspiring journey through some of the best Greek wine varieties available today. This exclusive Rhodes wine tasting tour is led by an experienced sommelier with an infectious passion for Greek wine. After learning how to taste wine properly, you’ll be introduced to five different varieties of Greek wine.  In Greece, wine is only part of the equation, however. The way locals drink wine is equally important to our culture. Traditionally, they love to drink wine slowly, in good company, and accompanied by a delicious selection of meze. So your Rhodes wine tasting experience takes place in a restaurant in Rhodes, where the chef prepares dishes designed to enhance the flavor of each wine you try.  

Meet your guide in Lindos, located outside of Rhodes Town, in the southeast of Rhodes island. Wander together through the narrow streets of the village. Built on top of the ruins of the ancient city, these small white cubic houses maintain a unique architectural character and are a protected site today. Learn about the history of the ancient town and the habits of its people today and in the past. A path carved on the hill since antiquity will lead you to walk 297 steps uphill to visit the Acropolis at the top. The walls have been protecting this fortress since medieval times. On the way down, relax in a nice local cafe and enjoy a refreshing drink.

Rhodes Walking Tour This tour will reveal you the true story of the Colossus of Rhodes, so famous as one of the seven wonders of antiquity. Lost between myth and legends the story of the huge antique statue will be presented to you as its potential locations. Our Professional Licensed Tourist Guide & Archeologist with more than 15 years of experience will lead this fantastic walking tour in Rhodes. A fantastic experience through the city of Rhodes! It is from the famous Colossus spot in the entrance of Mandraki harbour that we’ll meet and start the tour. Starting from the administrative district built by the Italians in the 1920’s – 30’s, you will get to know firsthand how life is nowadays in Rhodes. Going a little further back in time, you will also learn more about this exceptional architectural complex of the fascist era that is still so impressive today. Walking along the seaside, we will reach the Medieval City to uncover the Hospital of the Knights and ascend the noble Street of the Knights, which leads at the Palace of the Grand Master. Perched at the top of the hill that overlooks the Old Town, it is this Castle that one sees first when reaching Rhodes from the Aegean or Mediterrranean sea. Discover its secrets through the narration of your licensed guide who will reveal that things are not just what they seem to be as the Palace of the Grand Master was also the seat of the fascist Governor of the Dodecanese during the Italian Occupation Furthermore, we will pass by the Mosque of Suleyman the Magnificent, glorious testimony of 400 years of Ottoman rule. And finally, we will go through the commercial alleys to reach Ippokratous Square; the most famous meeting point of the Medieval City. A bit further we will enter the Jewish quarter and its Central square of the “Jewish Martyrs“. After a few more steps we will head to i the area that was known as the quarter of the Jewish community. We will finally end this Rhodes Walking Tour, though the centuries and times, at the marvelous ruins of an old Gothic Church!

Explore the Jewish heritage of Rhodes Old Town in our 1 1/2 hour Jewish Quarter tour. This exclusive and compact tour of the Jewish Quarter, introduces you to the fascinating Jewish heritage of Rhodes Old Town. As you wander along the narrow, winding lanes, our knowledgeable guide will tell you the history of La Juderia and the Jewish people who made Rhodes their home. Along the way, you’ll visit notable Jewish landmarks including Alhadeff Park and Alhadeff Street, named after a prominent Jewish family, the Square of the Martyred Jews and its seahorse fountain, and the Holocaust Memorial. You’ll also visit the Kahal Kadosh Synagogue, the oldest synagogue in Greece, and the Jewish Museum of Rhodes.

Rhodes is a stunning island in the Mediterranean. A combination of beautiful sandy beaches, famous sites, and fascinating history. Old town architecture harkens back to the Middle Ages. You may or may not be aware that Rhodes is a World Heritage Site recognized by the United Nations Educational, Scientific, and Cultural Organization. Are you familiar with La Juderia de Rhodes? Is there anything mysterious about the city's medieval past waiting to be discovered in its historic core? La Juderia, Rhodes' Jewish Museum, the Jewish Quarter, and the Kahal Kadosh Synagogue are just some of the highlights you'll enjoy with your engaging local guide. See the Medieval District, Street of the Knights, and Grand Master's Palace to learn the city's hidden history.