The island of Rhodes offers castles, mosaic pathways, ancient ruins, cascading waterfalls, even a park filled with rare butterflies. There’s something for everyone on this popular Dodecanese island paradise. Most visitors to the hilly island begin in the main harbor town, also called Rhodes (or Rhodes Town). The Ancient Greeks built it in 408 B.C. Mandrake Harbor […]
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Rhodes Island
April 18th, 2012 
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Posted in Calatorii, Greece, Rhodes Island 
Tags: a church, a mosque, ancient ruins, Archaeological Museum, cascading waterfalls, casino, castles, Colossus statue, cruise passengers, designer shops, Dodecanese island paradise, Hippocrates Square, mosaic pathways, NatWest Island Games, Rhodes Island, Rhodes Town, symbols of Rhodes Town, Temple of Aphrodite, The Ancient Greeks, the aquarium, The island of Rhodes, the main harbor town, the old synagogue, trendy boutiques, Villa Cleobolus 
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