Luanda: Hapag-Lloyd Cruises - MS EUROPA 2

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About location

Rhodes is best known in Greece for its UNESCO-listed Medieval City. At the island’s northern tip, Rhodes Town meets the Aegean Sea, with massive walls, gates and a moat enclosing streets that remain part of a living urban centre. The Knights Hospitaller ruled Rhodes from 1309 to 1522 and reshaped its defences; the Palace of the Grand Master is their most prominent surviving monument. Mandraki harbour and the newer town outside the walls underline Rhodes’s role as the island’s administrative centre and a long-established eastern Mediterranean port. Greek, Ottoman and Italian periods have all left a mark on the city’s built fabric.

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