Hotel Vassilia

Address: 55 Mandhlara St., Rhodes, Rhodes, Dodecanese, 85100, Greece | Hotel
 
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Location

This hotel, located on 55 Mandhlara St., Rhodes, is near Medieval City, Ancient Rhodes, Valley of the Butterflies (Peta Loudhes), and Ancient Kamiros.
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      Travel Blogs from Rhodes

      The Island of Rodos (Rhodes)

      A travel blog entry by trakka53 on Nov 27, 2014

      2 comments, 28 photos

      ... greatly increased the fortifications and made the wall up to 40 feet thick at the base so as to withstand cannonballs! The Knights were just rulers and Rodos continued to prosper as they encouraged trade, built naval ships and the Citadel at the high point of the city. It wasn't until 1522 that the Turks finally defeated the Knights in a siege that was to find 90,000 Turkish troops die and 6,500 knights and helpers. The Turks allowed the knights to leave the island under a truce ...

      2 weeks until wonderland.

      A travel blog entry by emilygeorgia18 on Nov 20, 2014

      12 photos

      ... love a bit of Athens. Crazy how the next two weeks are going to fly and before I know it I'll be on that long flight on my way to the other side of the world.

      So my last two days in Lindos look something like this. Mum and I are doing the xmas craft fair in pilona tomorrow so she's been making/painting/baking like crazy. NicNic is coming along to say bye and Kimbo too. Then Sunday- we are celebrating Christmas as I'm going to miss seeing ...

      Two Rhodes scholars

      A travel blog entry by stuart.snyder on Oct 15, 2014

      8 photos

      ... the old dead skin. I didn't notice much difference, but Kinda thinks it was beneficial for her feet.

      We walked back to the ship and saw the Queen Elizabeth docked next to our which held several thousand people and dwarfed our cruise ship. I don't think a bigger ship would be any better and personally I prefer exploring new places than staying on the ship and ours had good food and plenty to do.
      ...

      Rhodes

      A travel blog entry by ruthontravels on Sep 24, 2014

      10 photos

      We arrived very early before 8am to beat the crowds wantIng to look round the impressively walled city of Rhodes, built by the Knights of St. John, during the Crusades.. Firstly we went into the temple of the Grand Master which has been restored to its original glory and with its very high and thick stone walled rooms it was an impressive fortress. When we had explored many of the large rooms of the temple we were taken out ...

      You need to be as surefooted as goats!

      A travel blog entry by turkey-greece14 on May 21, 2014

      30 photos

      ... century AD, the Byzantines fortified a small part of the original town, for reasons of safety. Later, the walls were extended to encompass an area of 175,000 square metres.

      The Knights’ Hospital, a unique gothic masterpiece, now houses the Archaeological Museum, with a great many artifacts from the long history of the island.

      After our walk through the ancient city we were given time to explore on our own. It was only a short walk back to our ship moored in the ...
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