Things to Do in Rhodes: The 15 Best Places to Visit (All Highlights)

You want to visit Rhodes and you’re wondering about the best places to see?

You’re at the right place!

In order to help you plan your stay, I have prepared for you this guide of the 15 best things to do in Rhodes, with all points of interest and must-see attractions. You will discover the Medieval City of Rhodes, Lindos Acropolis, the best beaches of the island and much more.

In addition to this list of things to do and activities, I will also give you itineraries to visit Rhodes in 1, 2, 3 or 4 days as well as my selection of the best accommodations depending on your budget.

And as always, this travel guide contains all my best tips to make the most of your stay.

So, what to do in Rhodes? Where to stay?

Let’s start with the best places to visit on the island!

Visit Rhodes: the 12 Must-See attractions

1. The Medieval City of Rhodes

Rhodes’ medieval city is clearly the island’s must-see attraction.

This UNESCO World Heritage site is the largest and best preserved fortified city in Europe!

When the knights of Saint-John arrived on the island in 1309, they decided to build this impressive citadel. The 4-km long fortified walls, with many strongholds and towers, are extremely well-preserved.

There are only pedestrian streets inside the walls. You will be able to take a nice stroll and enjoy its charming paved alleys and historical monuments. Nowadays, the medieval city of Rhodes is entirely dedicated to tourism: you will find there many taverns, restaurants and shops. The place is also very busy (even if I visited Rhodes at the end of September!).

The best places to see in Rhodes are:

• The Palace of the Grand Master of the Knights of Rhodes: one of the first castles built by the knights. Inside, you will discover a museum dedicated to Rhodes’ History and the Grand Master’s apartment, with its magnificent mosaic floors. Unfortunately, most of the furniture was destroyed when a stock of ammunition exploded in 1856. For a private guided tour of the palace, book here!
• The Street of the Knights: there, each of the languages had its own inn (also called “auberge” or “palatial residence”). You will discover the Inn of the Tongue of France, or the Inn of the Tongue of England for example.
• The Archaeological Museum of Rhodes is located in the medieval Hospital of the Knights. There, you will find many ancient objects found in Rhodes and the other Dodecanese Islands.
• The Roloi Clock Tower, to admire a beautiful view over the Old City from the top.
• The Byzantine Art Museum and its many frescoes and icons from the Byzantine period.
• The Churches of Agia Triada and Agia Aikaterini.
• The Suleman Mosque, built during the Turkish occupation of Rhodes.

2. Mandraki

After visiting Rhodes’ old town, you can go outside the fortified walls to visit Mandraki, the modern city.

In the harbour, you will see the 3 mills of Rhodes as well as the place where the famous Colossus of Rhodes was built. This 30-meter high statue of the sun-god Helios was entirely destroyed by an earthquake in 226 BC.

It was replaced by 2 small statues representing a deer (the symbol of Rhodes), built on 2 pillars at the port’s entrance. It’s clearly not as spectacular as the Colossus, considered as one of the 7 ancient wonders of the world!

In Mandraki, you will find many beautiful monuments built during the Italian occupation of Rhodes: the Bank of Greece, the Archbishops Palace, the City Hall and the National Theatre of Rhodes.

There is also a casino and many international clothing brands stores such as Zara or H&M if you want to do a bit of shopping.

If you’re visiting Rhodes with children, you should go to the Aquarium, located North of Mandraki, right next to the Casino.

In Rhodes’ modern city, you will also discover the vestiges of Rhodes’ Acropolis, located 2 km away from the medieval city, on the slopes of Monte Smith.

There, you can see  the remains of the Stadium, the Theatre and the Pythian Temple of Apollo. This archaeological site is quite small, but the entrance is free.

3. Lindos

Lindos is one of Rhodes’ most beautiful villages, and clearly one of the best places see on the island.

It takes around 1 hour to reach the village, located 50 kilometers South of Rhodes City. Classified as a major archaeological site, Lindos is a real postcard landscape: you will be amazed by the pretty white houses built on the hillside and its Acropolis overlooking the village and the sea.

As Lindos is a pedestrian only town, you should park your car in the free parking lot above the city, then walk down to reach the village’s entrance. When taking a stroll on its paved alleys, you will enjoy numerous souvenirs and clothes shops, as well as many cafés and restaurants.

If you’re looking for a lively and unique atmosphere, then Lindos is clearly a great place to visit!

The Acropolis is Lindos’ main point of interest. You can walk there or get a ride on a donkey, but I wouldn’t recommend it, as the animals are often abused.

Built on a huge rock, 116 meters above the sea, Lindos’ Acropolis is surrounded by fortified walls built by the Knights of Rhodes. In the Middle Ages, it was one of the island’s many strongholds.

Inside the walls, you will discover the remains of an ancient theatre and the last vestiges of the Temple of Athena, built on top of the Acropolis. There are only a few columns left, but the place is still worth a visit: from there, you will enjoy a breathtaking view of the Aegean Sea and the village of Lindos.

If you’re staying in Rhodes City and don’t have a car, you can do a full-day trip to Lindos. You will have the choice between:

• Day trip to Lindos (click here) – You will take the bus from Rhodes to Lindos and enjoy 4 hours of free time to visit the village, the Acropolis or relax at the beach! It costs 25€ per person.
• Full-day boat trip to Lindos – Go to the Port of Mandraki, then take the boat to reach Lindos. There, you will have some free time to visit the city and its Acropolis. This cruise also includes 2 stops for swimming, at Tsambika beach and Anthony Quinn Bay. It costs only 20€ per person, and it’s clearly one of the best things to do in Rhodes!

4. Rhodes’ best beaches

If you want to relax at the beach and swim in crystal clear waters, then Rhodes’ is clearly a great destination for your holidays.

The best beaches to take a dip in Rhodes are:

• Faliraki Beach: located 10 km South of Rhodes City, it’s one of the island’s most famous and crowded beaches. On the seaside, you will discover many hotel complexes offering all-inclusive stays.
• Tsambika: a beautiful fine sand beach, ideal if you’re with children. You can rent deckchairs and umbrellas as well as enjoy many nautical activities.
• Anthony Quinn Beach was named after the main actor of the movie “Zorba the Greek”, as it was his favorite beach!
• Saint Paul’s Bay, where you will find 2 small beaches with a beautiful view of Lindos’ Acropolis. Most of the beach is private. There is also a pretty white chapel hosting a few weddings every year.
• The beaches close to Lindos, located below the village. It’s clearly a great place to relax and take a dip after visiting the Acropolis.
• Afandou, ideal if you’re with children
• Prasonisi, (at the Southern end of the island) is one of Rhodes’ most beautiful beaches. This sand beach separates the Aegean Sea and the Mediterranean Sea. It’s also a great spot for Windsurfers!
• Gennadi, a nice and quiet pebble beach. the water is very clear there, so it’s perfect for snorkeling. You can also rent deckchairs.
• Kiotari, a sand beach with a private part and several taverns
• Pefki, located only 4 km away from Lindos. It’s way quieter than the beaches closer to Lindos.
• Agathi, a small beach mostly frequented by locals
• Vlicha (or Vlycha) is a great choice if you’re with children. There, you can rent deckchairs and enjoy a few restaurants.
• Glystra, with its fine sand and crystal clear waters.

5. Rhodes’ castles

When visiting Rhodes, you should also discover the island’s many castles.

Most of these castles were built in the 15th century by the Knights of Saint John and were used as observation posts:

• Kritinia Castle is located close to the village of the same name. Climb a few steps to access the entrance and go inside the fortified walls. From there, you will enjoy a great view over the sea.
• Monolithos Castle is located 5 kilometers after the village of Siana. It was erected at the top of a 236-meter high hill by the Grand Masters in 1476. It’s a great viewpoint, with a panorama of the bay, Chalki island and the mountains. There is also a small church and a pretty stone arch. It’s the perfect place to take a beautiful picture!
• Feraklos Castle, a medieval castle located close to the Charaki village and right next to Agathi beach. This huge fortress was erected on top of a hill, overlooking the bays of Agathi and Malonas. You might have the chance to be alone during your visit, as the place isn’t mentioned in any tourist guide. Don’t forget your hiking shoes, as the short trail is steep and rocky.
• The Castle of Archangelos, built by the Knights on the ruins of a former Byzantine Castle.
• The castle of Asklipio, built by the Byzantines. The view of the hills and the village is quite nice too.

All the castles in Rhodes can be visited for free.

6. Ancient site of Kamiros

If you’re interested in Rhodes ancient History (before the Knights), then you should definitely visit the ancient site of Kamiros.

This archaeological site is located around 35 km Southwest of Rhodes City.

With Lindos and Ialyssos, Kamiros is one of the 3 ancient cities founded by the Dorians. It was built on 3 levels following the Hippodamian grid system (urban planning):

• At the top of the Hill, you will find the Temple of Athena and the Acropolis
• The middle level was the main part of the city, with the inhabitants’ houses
• On the lowest level, you can discover another Temple and the Doric fountain.

You can visit Kamiros for 6€. From the top of the hill, you will enjoy a breathtaking view and discover how huge this city was. All the explanations signs on the site are in Greek and in English, which is quite unusual in Greece!

7. The Valley of the Butterflies

The Valley of the Butterflies is among the best things to do in Rhodes.

It’s located in the North of the island, 26 km from Rhodes city, between the villages of Paradisi and Theologos.

Between June and September, you can observe hundreds of butterflies literally covering all the trees, as the valley’s climate and environment is perfect for their reproduction. The valley is one of Europe’s best sanctuaries for the Callimorpha Quadripunctaria butterflies.

The valley hosts a rare specie of plane tree, and the butterflies are really fond of its sap! That’s why you will find so many of them there.

This natural site is quite large: you can walk along the marked trails in the woods and near the river to observe the butterflies.

And if you want to learn more about Rhodes’ wildlife, you can visit the Natural History Museum located in the valley.

You can park your car, get information and buy your tickets at one of the 3 entrances to the Valley. As the site is quite steep, you can also ride the “Butterfly Train” to get to the top and walk a bit less.

The entrance ticket costs 5€ between June and September and 2€ the rest of the year, when there are no butterflies. It’s still a great place to take a stroll and enjoy a beautiful natural environment.

8. Kallithea Springs

You’re spending a few days in Rhodes, and you want to relax a bit? Then, you should definitely go to Kallithea Springs!

The Springs are located East of the island, 9 km away from Rhodes City.

Opened in 1929, the springs were renowned for Kallithea spring water’s curative and therapeutic properties. People were coming from all over the world to find a cure for arthritis, diabetes or asthma. Then, the springs were left in a state of decay for many years to finally re-open in 2007.

Once you’re there, you can visit the buildings, discover the beautiful mosaic floors and admire a magnificent sea view.

There is also a small beach with deckchairs, umbrellas and a restaurant. It’s one of Rhodes’ most famous private beaches.

Kallithea hosts many art exhibitions and concerts and was used several times as a filming location.

The entrance costs 3€. And if you want to rent a deckchair on the beach, it costs 5€ with a soft drink included.

9. Tsambika Monastery

Tsambika Monastery is another place you should visit in Rhodes.

The Monastery is, in fact, a really small Byzantine church built on top of the mountain. You have to climb more than 300 steps to get there! Hopefully, The place is mostly shady and there are many benches to rest. Just take your time and it won’t be difficult.

Once you’re up there, you’ll be rewarded by a magnificent view of Tsambika Beach and most of Rhodes. It’s clearly worth the (small) effort!

The church is dedicated to the Virgin Mary. As an anecdote, you should know that women who cannot get pregnant were climbing up here on their bare feet to pray the Virgin Mary. If they got pregnant, they had to call their babies Tsambikos for a boy, and Tsampikas for a girl.

10. Seven Springs / Epta Piges

It’s time to continue this Rhodes tourist guide with a really great place if you want to relax by the water: the Seven Springs.

The Seven Springs (or Epta Piges in Greek) are located 4 km from the village of Kolymbia, not far from Tsambika Monastery.

There, 7 springs are gushing from the mountain in the same place to create a river. On the site, you will find a marked trail as well as a restaurant by the water. The place is very frequented by locals, and people are coming here to enjoy the beautiful natural environment and taste Greek specialities. There is also a playground for children.

Epta Piges’ most famous attraction is its tunnel. The river goes underground for a moment, to come out on the other side of the hill. You can follow the watercourse and walk in a very narrow and dark underground tunnel.

You will walk for around 180m underground to reach a small lake. Don’t do it if you’re claustrophobic or afraid of the dark, as you can’t turn back once you’re inside. It feels a bit like being in a zombie movie!

If you don’t want to go underground, you can reach the other side of the tunnel using the short trail through the forest.

11. The other best villages to visit in Rhodes

During your trip to Rhodes, you will certainly go to Rhodes city and Lindos. But don’t miss the other villages of the island!

• Emponas (or Embonas): built on the hillside of Rhodes’ highest mountain, this village is renowned for its great wines.
• Archangelos and its colorful old houses
• Koskinou, a picturesque village with authentic Rhodian houses
• Ialyssos and its neo-classical mansions
• Afantou, one of Rhodes’ oldest villages
• Kritinia, where you can visit the castle I mentioned above
• Kattavia, the closest village to Prasonisi beach.

12. Full-day trip to Symi Island

Boat trips are among the best things to do in Rhodes. The most famous is a 1-day cruise to discover Symi Island.

It takes 1h45 to reach Symi from the Port of Mandraki, Rhodes’ modern city.

During this one-day trip, your will first stop by Panormitis Monastery (1h visit). Then, you will discover the famous Saint George’s Bay and its turquoise waters.

In the afternoon, you will have around 3h30 to visit Symi. There, you can admire beautiful and colorful neo-classical houses.

If you want ot visit Symi, you will need to book your excursion to Symi from Rhodes by clicking on the button below:

 

13. Other best boat trips from Rhodes

If you want to enjoy a great day on a boat during your stay in Rhodes, here is my selection of the best boat trips.

You just have to click on the orange links to access all the details and make your reservation

As these excursions are very popular, it’s very important that you book in advance!

• Day cruise on a luxury catamaran with lunch included – Discover Rhodes’s east coast beaches and enjoy 3 swimming stops at Antony Quinn Bay, Afandou Beach and Kallithea
• 3 hours cruise with swimming stops – pick up and drop off from hotels in Faliraki included.
• 6 hours cruise + snorkeling + buffet lunch – Departure from Mandraki port
• Romantic sunset cruise with dinner – Departure from Rhodes port
• Boat trip in the harbor and around the old town to enjoy beautiful views – You can also go down into the hull to observe the fish through the glass walls. Duration: 45 minutes.
• Sea trip from Rhodes to Lindos with 2 swimming stops + 3 hours of free time to visit Lindos – Pick up at your hotel in Rhodes, Kallithea and Faliraki.
• Speedboat cruise from Rhodes to Lindos + 4 hours to visit Lindos
• Boat party with DJ + drinks + barbecue on the boat.

14. The best Water activities to do in Rhodes

Want to try a few water activities during your stay in Rhodes?

Great idea!

Here is my selection of the best water sports to do in Rhodes. Simply click on the orange links for more info and to book:

• Parasailing flight up to 100 meters high from Tsambika beach
• Stand up Paddle guided tour from Stegna Beach – Hotel pick up from Rhodes, Lindos, Falikari and other villages of Rhodes is included!
• Jet ski rental on the Theologos beach
• Jet ski rental in Ixia Bay
• Wakeboarding session in Tsambika
• Scuba diving – Ideal for a first time!
• Introduction to diving in Lindos
• Exploration diving in the most beautiful spots of the island for certified divers
• Introduction to stand up paddle yoga – Pick up and drop off at your hotel included.
• Kitesurfing course for beginners – Theologos Beach
• Advanced kitesurfing course
• Windusrf course – Theologos Beach
• Windsurfing course – Beginner and intermediate – West coast of Rhodes in Ixia bay.

To explore the small hidden coves and sea caves, you should book a sea kayaking tour. The tour lasts 5 hours and includes pick up from your accommodation.

Your guide will show you beautiful secret spots where you can also snorkel and swim.

To book your sea kayaking tour in Rhodes, simply click on the button below:

This kayaking trip in Rhodes is also available as a full day excursion. It includes the lunch in a local tavern and entrance to the archaeological site of Lindos.

You need to book it here:

15. Sports activities to do in Rhodes

In addition to the water activities, you can try many other sports activities during your vacations in Rhodes:

Here too, feel free to click on the links to book your activities:

• 3h30 quad bike tour off the beaten track – My favourite!
• 3 hours buggy tour off the beaten track – Another great experience!
• Jeep safari to explore the North of Rhodes and trails not accessible by car – You can choose to drive the jeep or have a driver.
• Jeep Safari in South Rhodes – To drive yourself or with driver
• All inclusive Jeep tour with lunch included and a guide – North of Rhodes
• All inclusive Jeep tour but this time to the South of Rhodes (lunch + guide included)
• Mountain bike tour with an instructor – Duration: 1 day
• Rock climbing and abseiling session – Pick up at your hotel included!
• Hiking with a guide – 3 itineraries to choose from, each lasting half a day.
• Hiking with a guide around Lindos.
• Hiking with a guide to the top of Mount Akramitis
• Late afternoon hike to enjoy the sunset on Profitis Ilias mountain.

The other best Dodecanese Islands to visit around Rhodes

If you’ve seen most of Rhodes, you should visit the other Dodecanese islands located nearby:

• Symi: one of the closest islands to Rhodes. It’s really easy to get there with the ferry.
• Halki, if you want to relax far from the tourist crowd.
• Kos: the 3rd largest island of the Dodecanese is renowned for its beautiful sand beaches and amazing nightlife.
• Leros, for hiking lovers!

If you want to check the ferries rates, schedules and book your tickets, you can visit Ferries in Greece website.

How many day to visit Rhodes ?

If you want to discover Rhodes’ best points of interest, you should spend at least 4 days on the island. During your holidays, you will visit the Medieval City of Rhodes, Lindos, and most of the other beautiful places I mentioned above.

And if you want to relax at the beach, you can always spend a bit more time in Rhodes.

1 day in Rhodes

If you only have 1 day in Rhodes, you will have enough time to discover the island’s must-see attraction, the Medieval City of Rhodes.

Here are the best things to do in Rhodes for 1 day:

• In the morning, visit the medieval city: there, you will discover the Palace of the Grand Master of the Knights of Rhodes, the Street of the Knights and the fortified walls
• Go shopping a bit in the many boutiques located inside the walls
• Lunch Break
• Take a stroll in Mandraki, Rhodes’ modern city
• Admire the Acropolis of Rhodes and the Monte Smith
• End your day at one of the beaches located nearby

You can also take the hop-on hop-off bus that runs through the old town and the modern city of Rhodes.

You need to book it here:

To save money, you can also buy a combined ticket: bus + boat trip around Rhodes by clicking here!

2 days in Rhodes

If you have 2 days in Rhodes, in addition to the first day described above, you can:

• Visit Lindos and its Acropolis
• Lunch break
• Take a souvenir photo in Saint Paul’s Bay
• Walk up to Tsambika Monastery and admire the beautiful view over the island.
• Take a dip at Tsambika beach.
• Discover Epta Piges tunnel, if you’re not afraid of the dark!

3 days in Rhodes

If you’re spending 3 days in Rhodes, in addition to the 2 days above, you can:

• Take a stroll in the Valley of the Butterflies
• Discover the ancient site of Kamiros
• Lunch break
• Make a short stop at Kritinia and Monolithos castles
  
• If you still have some time left, drive South and end your day at Prasonisi beach.
• From Monolithos, you can also go to the Eastern part of the island and discover many other beautiful beaches

4 days in Rhodes

If you’re spending 4 days in Rhodes, you should do a full-day boat trip to Symi Island.

You can also choose a cruise around Rhodes from Mandraki Harbour. You will sail on a 22-meter long yacht and enjoy 3 stops for swimming, in Rhodes’ most beautiful bays:  Kallithea, Afandou and Anthony Quinn Bay.

The 70€ per person price includes lunch, unlimited soft drinks and even snorkeling equipment! It’s clearly the best way to discover Rhodes’ surroundings.

Book your full-day cruise right here!

Where to stay in Rhodes ?

When visiting Rhodes, you can either stay in the medieval city or its surroundings, or you can choose one of the many seaside resorts located near Faliraki or on the East coast.

Depending on what you prefer, here is a selection of the best places to stay in Rhodes.

Best hotels in Rhodes city

• Hotel Angela Suites & Lobby: Located in the heart of Rhodes city, only 600 meters from the Palace of the Grand Master. The modern double rooms are starting from 60€ per night, with breakfast included. Strong points: The outdoor pool, the location, the quietness.
• Ibiscus Hotel: Located only 200 meters from the aquarium, and 1 km from the medieval city. The spacious and bright double rooms are starting from 90€, including breakfast. What I loved: the pool, the location on the seaside, the great breakfast.
• Bellevue Suites: Located 15 minutes away from the medieval city. This hotel offers double rooms with large bay windows and sea view, starting from 180€ per night, including breakfast. Strong points: the pool, the kind staff, the copious and varied breakfast.
• Rodos Park Suites & Spa: This 5-star hotel is located only a 5-minute walk from the entrance of the medieval city. You will love its spacious and comfortable double rooms, with balcony and a view of the gardens or the city. The price starts at 210€ per night, with breakfast included. What I loved: the pool, the garden, the spa, the location. The best choice for a luxury stay in Rhodes!

Best hotels on the East coast of Rhodes

• Dias Studios Hotel: Located only a 10-minute walk from the beach and from Faliraki’s city centre. The studios flats, with a small kitchen and balcony are starting from 40€ with breakfast included. Strong points: the family atmosphere, the cleanliness.
• La Marquise Luxury Resort Complex: Located only 4 minutes from the beach, in the heart of a 12 hectare natural park, this 5-star hotel offers double rooms with a great view of the gardens, starting from 100€ per night including breakfast. What I loved: the 6 outdoors and the indoor pool, the park, the room’s beautiful design. It’s the best value for money in Rhodes !
• Esperos Village Blue & Spa – Adults Only: This luxury resort is located in the seaside resort of Faliraki. The bright and large rooms with sea view are starting from 150€ per night, with breakfast included. Strong points: the free shuttle inside the resort, the tennis courts, and the quietness of this adult-only hotel! It’s the best hotel for a romantic gateway in Rhodes!
• Elysium Resort & Spa: Located on the seaside of Kallithea. The spacious and elegant rooms, with a great sea view, are starting from 180€ per night, including breakfast. Strong points: the “lagoon” pool, the 800m² spa, the private beach, the gourmet restaurant, the amazing breakfast.
• Mitsis Alila Resort & Spa: This 5-star hotel is located in Faliraki. The double rooms are really elegant and well decorated, with a sea view. The price starts at 270€ per night for an all-inclusive package. What I loved: the indoor and outdoor pool, the great restaurant, the private beach, the facilities. The best choice for a luxury stay in a resort in Rhodes!

How to get to Rhodes?

By plane

The plane is the fastest and most convenient way to reach Rhodes. The island’s international airport is located 16 km Southwest of Rhodes city.

Even if there are a few direct flights to Rhodes, you might have to take a connecting flight via Athens or Thessaloniki.

You can also fly to Rhodes from Crete, or from another island of the Dodecanese archipelago.

If you want to check the rates and schedules, you can use our flight comparator, in partnership with Skyscanner.

By ferry boat

If you’re not in a hurry, you can also take the ferry to go to Rhodes.

You can take the ferry to Rhodes from the Port of Piraeus, located close to Athens and easily accessible by bus from Athens Airport. It takes at least 18 hours to reach Rhodes, for around 65€ per person.

There are also regular ferry connections between Rhodes and the Dodecanese Islands of Symi (1h), Kos (between 2h30 and 5h), Halki (2h) or Leros (between 4 and 8 hours).

In any case, you should book your tickets in advance, especially during summer!

Renting a car in Rhodes

You should rent a car to visit Rhodes. It’s clearly the best way to discover the largest Dodecanese island, especially if you only spend a few days there.

Whenever I’m renting a car, whether I’m in Greece, Italy or Spain, I always book my cars on Booking.com Cars. This website is really convenient for the following reasons:

• You can compare prices between all the car rental companies. You will also have access to the customer’s reviews.
• You can get a “Full Protection Insurance” to be fully refunded in case of theft or accident (tested and approved, they refunded me more than 1200 euros to date!)
• You can modify, or even cancel your booking for free.

Booking Cars also offers the “Best Price Guarantee”. If you find the same car cheaper elsewhere, they will refund you the difference!

Renting a boat in Rhodes

If you want to rent a boat for a nice day at sea during your trip to Rhodes, you should book it with Samboat.

Motorboats, sailboats, yachts, small boats without a license, with or without a skipper: they simply have the most complete offer for boat rental.

So, what are you waiting for to book your boat trip in Greece? 😊

Tourist map of Rhodes

I have made a tourist map of Rhodes for you, to help you picture what the island looks like and where the best places to visit are located. You can display the map legend by clicking on the top left button (the one with a little arrow).

And you, what do you plan to visit in Rhodes?

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