From medieval streets and ancient acropolises to golden beaches and mountain villages, this essential guide explores the best places to visit in Rhodes.

From windsurfing adventures and beach days to sunset viewpoints, boat trips, and lively evenings, Rhodes offers far more than a typical island holiday.

The Rhodes most visitors experience is beautiful. The Rhodes most visitors miss can be even more rewarding. Let’s take a look at some hidden gems, quiet places, secret beaches, and local spots. 

Understanding the differences between Old Town Rhodes and Lindos Acropolis is not only a fascinating journey through the island’s history, but also a useful way to make the most of your time in Rhodes.

Environmental Awareness Through Education and Play

To celebrate World Environment Day, H Hotels Collection invited young guests to explore environmental awareness through interactive activities, and hands-on learning experiences that highlighted the importance of protecting our planet.

Protecting the Places We Love to Explore

Every destination leaves an impression on us, and each year, World Environment Day reminds us that we also leave an impression on the destinations we visit.

Two Must-See Sides of Rhodes

Some places tell the story of Rhodes through ancient temples and sea views. Others reveal it through medieval walls and centuries of history. Lindos and Rhodes Old Town offer both.

Local Evening Experiences 

As daylight fades, Athens begins to shift. The intensity of the afternoon softens, marble monuments illuminate against the darkening sky, and the city settles into a social rhythm.

From May to October

The weather in Rhodes shapes far more than temperature alone, influencing the island’s pace, the atmosphere of its towns and beaches, and the experiences each season naturally invites.

Fact, Myths, and Legends

Beyond its beaches and medieval walls, Rhodes is an island shaped by stories, where mythology, history, and legend continue to influence how the landscape is experienced today.

A Classic Guide Itinerary

A city like Athens is best experienced on the move, where daily walks reveal ancient landmarks, neighbourhood streets, and rooftop views that connect past and present.

Discovering the nearby Dodecanese

Rhodes is often considered a gateway for discovery. Beyond its coastline, a network of nearby islands offers new landscapes, quieter rhythms, and different ways to experience the Dodecanese.