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Rhodes
My mother comes from Rhodes, my father comes from Naxos, .. a bit overwhelmed by Athen’s city life, it was hard to decide where to move to in 2002. And when the decision was made, I had chosen Rhodes, as my current base, for many reasons.
“This island combines cosmopolitan vibes with medieval architecture in a unique way! The natural landscape, imposing buildings, ancient towns, and picturesque villages meet amazing beaches, fashion boutiques, top restaurants, and dance clubs. No wonder Rhodes never fails to surprise travelers from all over the world!
Rhodes Monuments
The most important monument on the island is Rhodes Old Town. It is a Unesco World Heritage Site and one of the best-preserved medieval towns in Europe, attracting millions of visitors every year! Stroll around the paved alleys, and visit the Venetian Castle, the Street of the Knights, and the Palace of the Grand Master. The atmosphere will captivate you!
Visit the imposing Acropolis of Lindos, the Valley of Butterflies, and the monastery of Filerimos, and do water sports and Rhodes tours. The adventure never stops on the island!”
source: www.greeka.com
What I love most is that Rhodes can offer a big diversity of city life although living on an island.
Delicious vegan dishes at Soul Kitchen, a healthy food lab; luxury full-day relaxation at Ronda or Santa Marina; fresh fish as at Koza’s, astronomy nights at Astronomy cafe and hotel at Faliraki; bohemian, laid-back, days at Mojito beach bar; dinner and chat at the elegant and colorful Marco Polo in the Old Town; rejuvenation at the spa at Caesar’s Gardens hotel and spa in Lindos; special cocktails at Last Buttler, and many other alternative options.
Moreover, the amazing seasides such as Elli, Afandou, Antony Quinn, Lindos, and Lachania are just a few among the many ones on this island.
As featured at https://www.svd.se/a/OrKb61/res-till-rhodos-alskade-krogklassiker-och-nya-innovatorer