An ancient hillside city revealing the sophisticated urban planning of classical Rhodes.
Main attractions
- Well-preserved terraces revealing the city’s structured layout and public spaces
- Remains of homes, cisterns, and streets illustrating daily life in the 5th century BC
- The Agora and Temple of Athena Kameiras, central to civic and religious life
- Advanced water management systems showcasing early engineering ingenuity
- Scenic hillside location with sweeping views of the Aegean Sea
What to Eat
- Nearby oceanside restaurants serve traditional dishes like moussaka, grilled lamb, and fresh Greek salads with local olive oil
Take Note
- Limited shade, bring sun protection, especially in summer
- A small entrance fee will need to be paid on-site
- Opening hours vary by season, best to check ahead before visiting