Amboise Gate – Old Town of Rhodes loop from Rhodes

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Amboise Gate – Old Town of Rhodes loop from Rhodes

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Amboise Gate – Old Town of Rhodes loop from Rhodes

01:22

5.01km

70m

Hiking

Easy hike. Great for any fitness level. Easily-accessible paths. Suitable for all skill levels. The starting point of the route is accessible with public transport.

Last updated: August 22, 2026

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942 m

Medieval alley in Rhodes' Old Town

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Rhodes town, pure history. What an old town. Top!

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986 m

Amboise Gate

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Set in the north-western flank of the fortification walls encircling the Medieval City, this Gate bears the name of Grand Master Emery d’Amboise (1503-1512), since it was under his rule …

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1.15 km

St. Anthony's Gate (Gate of St. Athanasios)

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St. Anthony’s Gate, or the Gate of St. Athanasios, is a popular historic entrance to the walled city of Rhodes. The locals also habitually refer to it as Saint Francis' …

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1.28 km

Grandmaster Palace

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The Palace of the Grand Master of Rhodes (also known as Kastello) is the most striking landmark in the historic center of Rhodes City. The imposing, fortress-like structure crowns the …

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1.66 km

Old Town Alleys, Rhodes

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A little off the shopping streets, you find pretty, romantic and quiet alleys in the old town.

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1.84 km

Old Town of Rhodes

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Here you will find an answer to which high-quality buildings wealthy noblemen (crusaders) used to live on their way to Jerusalem 800-900 years ago.

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2.67 km

Church of the Virgin of the Burgh Ruins

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The ruins of this Gothic Roman Catholic church are inside the medieval town, near the Gate of the Virgin. The church dates from the 14th century and was most likely …

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