Palace of the Grand Master

  Rising above the picturesque streets of the Old Town, the Palace of the Grand Master in Rhodes stands as a testament to the island's medieval history. Originally built in the 7th century as a Byzantine fortress, it later became the residence of the Grand Master of the Knights Hospitaller. This impressive stone structure features a robust defensive wall and intricate Gothic architecture, drawing visitors who appreciate both its grandeur and historical significance. Open year-round, the museum inside allows guests to explore a collection of artifacts, mosaics, and sculptures that reflect the rich cultural tapestry of Rhodes. Whether wandering through the palace grounds or soaking in the views from the ancient walls, this landmark provides a captivating glimpse into the past.