Inside the walls the streets are a labyrinthine maze of narrow cobbled alleys and tiny squares some 200 of which have no name but don’t worry, getting lost on a Rhodes Town summer holiday is part of the charm and you just ask the locals for your way back to Soukratos Street. They are seasoned veterans at providing directions and you can happily wander the medieval buildings, mosques, fountains and churches that span the centuries until you’re ready to make your way to the other experience of a summer holiday to Rhodes Town, namely, the new quarter. Here you’ll find a whole slew of great restaurants, brilliant shops with easily the best shopping on the island and plenty of nightlife. In high season, the seafront attractions are busy with not just visitors on a Rhodes Town summer holiday but tourists from all around the island because as well as the urban delights there’s a beach and picturesque harbours too. It seems unfair that one place could be so blessed, but hey, forget that and simply go and enjoy the glory that is a summer holiday to Rhodes Town.

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It’s only fitting that the beautiful island of Rhodes has an equally beautiful capital and you certainly won’t be disappointed by what you find on a summer holiday to Rhodes Town