I just love old town. Despite the shops and staff attempting ro get you to eat at theor resturants it hasnt lost its charm . Off the beaten track you find amazing building small alleys and of course the famous sights. You can sepnd a day here and not see it all. The harbour with the small beach is lovely. Want to go back and do the night tour as i imagine its beautiful at night. Beginning oct was perfec t weather not too hot . Went in july last year and was draining. Taxis easy to find

Magical old town,especially off the beaten track where the cruise ship day visitors don't go! Archaeological museum is a treat, and many smaller places are gems too. The winding, pebbled backstreets are full of interesting little tavernas, shops and bars, and well worth a ramble.

Second visit to Rhodes and didn't disappoint. Lovely old walled town with lots of back streets to explore. Main tourist area is very busy and packed with shops of various standards from tourist "tat" to high end goods. Lots of bears and restaurants also. However get of the beaten track and follow the map to discover lovely side streets and architecture. Recommend a visit.

Walking through the ancient paved streets of Rhodes gave us more a sense of the history of the place than you get from many of the other Greek holiday islands in the Aegean. The famous castle of the Crusader Knights still has the look of an impressive defensive structure about it. The narrow-laned thoroughfare of Lahetos is a magnet for tourists.

With the perfect location of the area, it feels like I have been back to my hometown (The Land of Thunder Dragon). The scenes really drag our attention of this place. It was beautifully located and I should say it was also served as the hub of tourist attractions of all time. I have been there with my friends on trip. If you are world explorers, please visit the city.

This is the part of the city where you want to stroll for a while. Lots of shopping, beyond souvenirs. Lots of places to eat and drink. But what you must do is get off the main squares and streets and wander the narrow alleys that are loaded with flowers and character. You won't get lost as downhill is the sea.

Absolutely beautiful place. Steeped in history and fabulous architecture. Yes there are lots of touristy shops and tavernas and mopeds but just step off the beaten track and investigate the side streets and quieter areas and you will get a totally different feel of the place. I loved it.

Neat place to walk in and around . A lot of history and shopping. Have some great places to eat . Easy to walk around . Really enjoy visiting here . We were on cruise ship and you can walk into wall city . Any of the 3 gates will take you in.

Lovely to walk around the medieval city with its old walls and gates. Lots of quaint shops to look around and loads of places to eat and drink. Can get very busy and hot but well worth a visit.

As our hotel provided a bus service for €8 per adult to take you into the city, we decided to go in for a meal one evening. At this time of year to go in earlier we felt would be too hot. It takes about 15 minutes. You get dropped off in the harbour about 600 yards from the walled entrance. It is a labyrinth of small roads and alleyways where could easily spend a couple hours just walking around. Lots of local craft shops, jewellers and local produce. Plentiful restaurants and bars throughout the area, some rooftop some in small squares and alleys. (See review of Lipsi Island) Overall a great way to spend an evening and enjoy the Rhodes culture. Getting back is just as easy Enjoy Rhodes City