The Old Town segment of Rhodes Town is a UNESCO World Heritage Site, for the excellent preservation of its medieval architecture and general heritage.
Outside the Gates of Freedom, you will find the New Town, with its gorgeous neoclassical buildings meshing seamlessly with old Venetian as well as current, modern architecture.
The Palace of the Grand Master features unique Gothic architecture and is open for you to explore, including the pretty interesting Byzantine museum being housed inside.
This impressive and excellently preserved building was built in the 15th century by the Knights as their Order’s hospital.
Built by the Grand Master Zacosta in the mid-15th century, the Fort of St. Nicholas was extremely important for Rhodes’ defense. It was said that whoever managed to take the Fort could control Rhodes.