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Rhodes Photos
An alleyway in the medieval Old Town of Rhodes
Palace of the Grand Masters, the jewel of Old Town Rhodes
The
Old Town architecture reflects its Turkish, Byzantine and Venetian heritage. A
mosque, a Turkish bath, Christian churches and the Palace are examples of
Rhodes' diverse influences. Our pension was nestled in a stone alleyway among
these.
One
of the many artisans in Rhodes. We saw this woman weaving a rug each day as we
passed the carpet shop. Maybe she will finish it by the next season!
The
acropolis of Lindos, a seaside city south of Rhodes, is atop a rock overlooking
the Mediterranean Sea. This acropolis was established around 2000 BC and
includes both a Temple to Athena and a Byzantine church (as shown in the photo).
Quite a contrast!
Check out our Rhodes Journal.