The Great Hammam of Rhodes Greece, Dodecanese: The Great Hammam is one of the few remaining Turkish baths in the Medieval Town of Rhodes, built in the 14th century during the Ottoman occupation of the island. This hammam is also known as the Baths of Souleiman, Mustafa Baths and Yeni Hammam (New Baths). The Great Hammam was originally constructed in Read more...

Kallithea Thermal Springs is a hidden gem, a public secret. Located at the bay of Kallithea just 9 kilometers from the city of Rhodes, it’s an ideal place to spend the day, to relax and to enjoy the unique and beautiful combination of nature, architecture, and history. Kallithea Springs was built by the Italians in 1928, but the therapeutic properties Read more...

The church of Our Lady of the Castle is located at the eastern end of the Knights Street in Kollakio the Medieval City. The original core of the building was probably erected in the 11th century. and belonged to the type of cruciform domed temple. This architecture phase is evident to the genesis of some vaults. According to the Ministry Read more...

The Castle of Monolithos in Rhodes: Monolithos is a small village 70 km to the south west of Rhodes town. On top of a huge, 300 feet rock standing above the village, a Venetian Castle was built in 1480 to protect the area from pirates and enemies. The Castle is today ruined but offers great views to the beach of Read more...

The church of the Holy Trinity belongs to the free cross with dome architectural type and dates from the late 15th – early 16th c. According to the Ministry of Culture the arms of the cross are roofed with slightly pointed vaults. The crossing is covered by a dome supported by an eight-sided drum. The masonry is of locally quarried Read more...

Former Catholic church of Agios Ioannis and now the Orthodox Cathedral of the Annunciation in Mandraki according to Metropolis of Rhodes is the reconstruction of the old monastery church of the Knights which was destroyed in 1856, the eruption of large amounts of gunpowder, forgotten in the basement of by chivalrous times. In the early 1930s the architect Pietro Lojacono Read more...