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Rhodes is the largest island in the Dodecanese and one of the most beautiful islands in Greece, located near Tilos and Chalki to the north and Karpathos to the west. Rhodes is one of the most touristic islands in Greece such as the island of Kos, Crete, Santorini, Mykonos and Corfu. Rhodes is one of the most popular islands in Greece. From ancient times to the present day Rhodes attracts travelers and tourists for its many natural beauties. With more than 300 days of sunshine per year, Rhodes has been dubbed the "pearl of the Aegean Sea", sung by poets as "Rose Island" and "Sun Bride." Rodes attracts the attention of thousands of tourists coming from Worldwide. In the white-painted and blue-lined houses, impressive public buildings and the green of parks and nature, Rhodes contrasts with the old town's view, with buildings and ruins of the ancient splendor of the island during Greek, Roman and Byzantine. Of course, the medieval city of the Knights of San Giovanni di Gerusalemme, surrounded by tall walls and in good condition, with its castles and palaces, Byzantine period buildings and Turkish architecture.The city of Rhodes lies in the northern part of the island. The new city is characterized by modern buildings, with wide streets, shops, squares and monuments, and picturesque neighborhoods that wind through neoclassical houses, Byzantine churches and Turkish mosques.The tourism industry has stimulated the growth of many infrastructures, hotels modern, night clubs, taverns, restaurants and numerous shopping centers. Many interesting sites to visit in Rhodes. Particularly interesting are the municipal gardens, as well as the Museum of Rhodes, which, among the finds of great interest, offers the famous Venus of Rhodes. A short excursion outside the capital will allow you to reach the ancient city of Lindos, with its spectacular temple of Athena and the acropolis that stand on a promontory overlooking the sea. A rocky massif with a triangular shape below which stands the beautiful city, where you are lost in a maze of alleys and narrow streets. Lindos remembers the style of a Cycladic island, despite being in the Dodecanese.