Majestic Rhodes Tour Including Lindos, Old Town, Medieval City

Lindos is one of the most impressive archaeological sites not only in Greece but also in the world. It has traces of different civilizations. Ancient Greek, Roman, and Byzantine traditions blend here with the Medieval heritage of knights of the Order of Saint John. The visit to Lindos is like time travel via centuries and civilizations! If you go there, you will be delighted not only by the history but also by divine beauty. Take your time strolling the lovely narrow streets of the village abundantly decorated with flowers, fruit trees, oriental tiles, and small fountains. You will be impressed by the incredible view of the harbours. The Acropolis of Lindos is on top of a 116m cliff. For the Greeks, Romans, Byzantines, Knights of St John, and Turks it was a wonderful strategic position. You can walk up the stairs and visit it or explore the village and its cozy bays.

Rhodes Old Town is one of the oldest towns in Europe, a maze of kept ruins and cobbled lanes that was once a vibrant and glorious medieval city. It’s just a dream scene for someone who likes to take pictures! The Old Town of Rhodes is a very inspiring place.

The medieval town of Rhodes belongs to the World Heritage, it is under the protection of UNESCO and is considered one of the few best-preserved medieval cities in Europe. Let yourself stroll the narrow streets of the Old City. You will fall in love with their multiple characters! You will find Turkish Mosques and Jewish Synagogues, an ancient library, bathhouses, and lots of shops. All these apart from charming medieval spirit produce a unique atmosphere that will not leave you indifferent. You will have enough free time in the Old Town after the tour, you can spend it exploring, shopping, dining

This pottery workshop is owned by a hardworking Greek family. Let them introduce you to the traditional ceramic-making process that has been practiced in Greece for thousands of years. Their local product tasting is complimentary, and there is no obligation to buy anything unless you wish to do so. The main purpose of our visit is to experience authentic Greek pottery skills, which have remained largely unchanged since ancient times.