The Old Town of Rhodes has been declared a World Heritage Site by UNESCO. We will pass from some gates, we'll ride through some alleys and admire its beauty.

The Palace of the Grand Master of the Knights of Rhodes, also known as the Kastello.

Mandraki is the main harbour of Rhodes where once mentioned in the old ages stood the Colossus of Rhodes. Today, the statues of two deers named ‘’Elefos’’ and ‘’Elafina’’ stand where once stood the feet of the colossus. By the city walls facing seawards, there is the castle of Saint Nicholaos which received its title from the patron saint of the seaman. This castle operates as a lighthouse. Also we will pass the windmills.

The Clock Tower (Clock Tower) is the highest point of the Old Town of Rhodes.

At the tip of the rhodes is the aquarium, a very beautiful building. Next to it is the famous beach of Elli. On our way we will see the building that houses the casino.

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, where the athletic events of the Alioi Games took place. These were a part of the major festival of the ancient Rhodians held in honour of the sun-god Helios. Next to the stadium is the small restored Roman Odeon. Just as in ancient times, events are still staged here today. Along Isiodou St. are the remains of the temple of Athena Polias and Zeus Polieus, at the northernmost point of the hill.