Guided Rhodes City by night with Lunch & Live Greek Music

Mandraki Port is the main Harbor of Rhodes where once mentioned in the old ages stood the Colossus of Rhodes.Today, the statues of the two deers stand where once stood the feet of the Colossus.By the city walls facing seawards, there is the castle of Saint Nikolaos which received its title from the patron saint of the seaman.This castle operates as a lighthouse!

The Acropolis stood on the hill now known as Monte Smith. The green and beautifully laid out archaeological park contains the Hellenistic stadium, built in the 3rd century BC.
Next to the stadium is the small restored Roman Odeon.
On the summit of the Acropolis stands the temple of Pythion Apollo, the patron deity of the city. From here there is a panoramic view of the city and the sea. The sunsets are breathtaking.

The street of the Knights (Odós Ippotón) is one of the highlights of the Medieval Town of Rhodos. It is a fascinating and obligatory visit for all guided tours, one of the most admired attractions in the Old Town.

Following an almost exact east to west direction, the well preserved cobble paved street uses, in part, an ancient straight road that connected the port with the Acropolis of Rhodos. The medieval road is about 600m long. Starts from the square in front of the Knights’ Hospital, the seat of Archeological Museum and leads to the Grand Master’s Palace.

The Rhodes Stadium is located to the west of Rhodes Town on Monte Smith Hill and was constructed in the 2nd century B.C. Under the Hellenistic influence on Rhodes, the locals took on the Greek gods and there are the remains of the temples of Zeus, Athena, Apollo and Helios above the ancient Stadium of Rhodes.
Originally the Stadium was built to be used in events relating to the Cult of Apollo and, it is thought, for the Rhodian School of Rhetoric. Today, the Stadium has been restored and is sometimes used for musical or theatrical performances. It seats 800 spectators and measures 200 meters by 35 meters.

Then, on foot, under the guidance of our Official Guide, you will have the opportunity to travel for 30 minutes, in the Medieval history of the island, walking to the famous Street of the Knights all the way to to the Grand Master’s Palace for a photo stop! Strolling through the romantically lit streets of the old town, soaking in the ambiance and enjoying a traditional meal at a local tavern accompanied by live Greek music, sounds like a perfect way to immerse oneself in the culture and atmosphere of Rhodes.
Plus, the chance to explore the old town further at your own pace afterward is a fantastic addition!

After your dinner (around 21.00 pm) you have two options: You continue your night listening Greek music and dancing until 22.00 pm or you can spend the rest of your time walking around the famous streets of the Old Town.
The fantastic night out ends around 22.00 pm. With your Guide you return walking to the bus and after, back to your hotels.