Located in the Aegean Sea, the Greek island of Rhodes is the largest of the Dodecanese Islands.  This open-air museum benefits from over 3000 years of history and attracts over one million visitors yearly. With lots of sunshine, sandy beaches, medieval castles, a party-till-you-drop nightlife, and inexpensive, quality wines there is something in Rhodes for every visitor.    TABLE OF CONTENTS:  Welcome to Rhodes - Planning Your Stay - Climate & Weather - Sightseeing - Beaches of Rhodes - Medieval Town (Old Town) - Grand Master’s Palace of the Knights of Rhodes - Street of the Knights - Temple of Aphrodite - Clock Tower - Archaeological Museum - Blessed Virgin of the Castle - New Town - Mandraki and Niochori - Acropolis of Rhodes - Rodini Park - Castles of Rhodes - Monolithos Castle - Lardos Castle - Asklipio Castle - Faraklos Castle - Ialyssos Castle - Resort Towns of Rhodes - Lindos - Faliraki - Kolymbia - Ruins of Kamiros - Valley of the Butterflies - Kos Island - Shopping - Eating & Drinking - Places To Stay