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A unique nature reserve is to be found inland on Rhodes Island, “Butterfly Valley” or in Greek “Petaloudes Valley”. It sounds like a dreamy place and truly is! It is one of the most famous attractions of Rhodes that is certainly worth a visit. Only 10 km from the airport and 25 km from the City of Rhodes, you can visit the famous Valley of the Butterflies. This is a habitat with dense flora, breathtaking natural beauty, harmonious structures of bridges with the environment, paved paths, ponds, small inexhaustible waterfalls, serene atmosphere and a unique experience for the visitors. The only sound the visitors can hear there is the chirping of the cicadas and the murmuring of the cool water. An excellent place for families with children who wish to enjoy the beauties of nature and examine the life cycle of butterflies as part of their summer holiday.
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Vallée des Papillons
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A unique nature reserve is to be found inland on Rhodes Island, “Butterfly Valley” or in Greek “Petaloudes Valley”. It sounds like a dreamy place and truly is! It is one of the most famous attractions of Rhodes that is certainly worth a visit. Only 10 km from the airport and 25 km from the City of Rhodes, you can visit the famous Valley of the Butterflies. This is a habitat with dense flora, breathtaking natural beauty, harmonious structures of bridges with the environment, paved paths, ponds, small inexhaustible waterfalls, serene atmosphere and a unique experience for the visitors. The only sound the visitors can hear there is the chirping of the cicadas and the murmuring of the cool water. An excellent place for families with children who wish to enjoy the beauties of nature and examine the life cycle of butterflies as part of their summer holiday.
Kallithea Springs are situated in the Municipality of Rhodes, 9 km from the city of Rhodes. The doors to the springs opened on July 1st 2007, after years of renovating the magnificent seaside Monument. This unique combination of nature, architecture and history offers visitors the opportunity to relish in a special experience. Following years of desolation and abandonment, the Municipality of Kallithea and Mayor Ioannis Iatridis undertook the important task of the Monument’s restoration in 1999. After ten years of struggling, nevertheless with love, care and passion, the Kallithea Springs reopened to the public, regaining their former glory. Kallithea Springs are a remarkable and representative example of architecture integrated in their natural environment, while being built to human scale. Enjoy the exquisite architecture, crystal-clear waters, the recreation area (cafeteria), and the picturesque bay with its unique natural beauty.
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Sources de Kallithea
80 Leof. Kallitheas
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Kallithea Springs are situated in the Municipality of Rhodes, 9 km from the city of Rhodes. The doors to the springs opened on July 1st 2007, after years of renovating the magnificent seaside Monument. This unique combination of nature, architecture and history offers visitors the opportunity to relish in a special experience. Following years of desolation and abandonment, the Municipality of Kallithea and Mayor Ioannis Iatridis undertook the important task of the Monument’s restoration in 1999. After ten years of struggling, nevertheless with love, care and passion, the Kallithea Springs reopened to the public, regaining their former glory. Kallithea Springs are a remarkable and representative example of architecture integrated in their natural environment, while being built to human scale. Enjoy the exquisite architecture, crystal-clear waters, the recreation area (cafeteria), and the picturesque bay with its unique natural beauty.
Kallithea Springs are situated in the Municipality of Rhodes, 9 km from the city of Rhodes. The doors to the springs opened on July 1st 2007, after years of renovating the magnificent seaside Monument. This unique combination of nature, architecture and history offers visitors the opportunity to relish in a special experience. Following years of desolation and abandonment, the Municipality of Kallithea and Mayor Ioannis Iatridis undertook the important task of the Monument’s restoration in 1999. After ten years of struggling, nevertheless with love, care and passion, the Kallithea Springs reopened to the public, regaining their former glory. Kallithea Springs are a remarkable and representative example of architecture integrated in their natural environment, while being built to human scale. Enjoy the exquisite architecture, crystal-clear waters, the recreation area (cafeteria), and the picturesque bay with its unique natural beauty.
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Lindos
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Kallithea Springs are situated in the Municipality of Rhodes, 9 km from the city of Rhodes. The doors to the springs opened on July 1st 2007, after years of renovating the magnificent seaside Monument. This unique combination of nature, architecture and history offers visitors the opportunity to relish in a special experience. Following years of desolation and abandonment, the Municipality of Kallithea and Mayor Ioannis Iatridis undertook the important task of the Monument’s restoration in 1999. After ten years of struggling, nevertheless with love, care and passion, the Kallithea Springs reopened to the public, regaining their former glory. Kallithea Springs are a remarkable and representative example of architecture integrated in their natural environment, while being built to human scale. Enjoy the exquisite architecture, crystal-clear waters, the recreation area (cafeteria), and the picturesque bay with its unique natural beauty.
The castle of Rhodes (which actually is a complete medieval city surrounded to this day by walls) is one of the best-preserved and most historical castles of the world. It took its current form mostly in the period when the knights of the Order of Saint John occupied the island, from 1309 until 1522. Among other things, it was the location where two of the most important sieges of the world history took place, in 305 BC and in 1522.
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Vieille ville de Rhodes
6 Solomou Alchadef
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The castle of Rhodes (which actually is a complete medieval city surrounded to this day by walls) is one of the best-preserved and most historical castles of the world. It took its current form mostly in the period when the knights of the Order of Saint John occupied the island, from 1309 until 1522. Among other things, it was the location where two of the most important sieges of the world history took place, in 305 BC and in 1522.
The Prasonisi peninsula is connected to the hamlet of Macheria by a spit of sand at low tide. Prasonisi Kite Beach is renowned for windsurfing and kiteboarding, and Prasonisi Lighthouse has sunset views. Laid-back surfer bars and rustic tavernas overlook the Aegean Sea, along with water-sports schools and a few hip guesthouses. The remains of temples and fortified towers at nearby Vroulia date from 650 to 550 BC.
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Prasonisi
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The Prasonisi peninsula is connected to the hamlet of Macheria by a spit of sand at low tide. Prasonisi Kite Beach is renowned for windsurfing and kiteboarding, and Prasonisi Lighthouse has sunset views. Laid-back surfer bars and rustic tavernas overlook the Aegean Sea, along with water-sports schools and a few hip guesthouses. The remains of temples and fortified towers at nearby Vroulia date from 650 to 550 BC. 
There was a watchtower on the rock since antiquity and later a Byzantine castle. The castle was rebuilt in the 15th century by the knights of the Order of Saint John who occupied the island since 1309. The reconstruction was done around 1476, when Grand Master of the Order was D’ Aubusson (1476-1503). His shield is carved above the gate of the castle. It used to be one of the 4 strongest castles of Rhodes in the Ioannite period. Nothing more is known about the history of the castle. It is certain that it passed under the control of the Turks after 1522, when the knights left the island. We can also assume that sometime, maybe in the 17th century, when piracy was no longer a major threat, it lost its significance and -being rather uncomfortable- was gradually abandoned.
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Monolithos
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There was a watchtower on the rock since antiquity and later a Byzantine castle. The castle was rebuilt in the 15th century by the knights of the Order of Saint John who occupied the island since 1309. The reconstruction was done around 1476, when Grand Master of the Order was D’ Aubusson (1476-1503). His shield is carved above the gate of the castle. It used to be one of the 4 strongest castles of Rhodes in the Ioannite period. Nothing more is known about the history of the castle. It is certain that it passed under the control of the Turks after 1522, when the knights left the island. We can also assume that sometime, maybe in the 17th century, when piracy was no longer a major threat, it lost its significance and -being rather uncomfortable- was gradually abandoned.
Seven Springs in Rhodes: The Seven Springs which is popularly referred to as the Epta Piges is easily considered to be one of the most romantic sites on the island of Rhodes. It is ideally located between Colymbia and Archipolis. The entire area has tranquility written all over and is replete with verdant woodlands.
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Taverna Epta Piges-Seven Springs
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Seven Springs in Rhodes: The Seven Springs which is popularly referred to as the Epta Piges is easily considered to be one of the most romantic sites on the island of Rhodes. It is ideally located between Colymbia and Archipolis. The entire area has tranquility written all over and is replete with verdant woodlands.
The church of Saint Nicholas at Phountoukli is located in a wooded area close to the village of Dimilia in the countryside of Rhodes. The church employs the tetraconch plan a fairly rare architectural type on Rhodes, since it is only encountered three times in total. Much of the architectural features of the church corroborate that the building of the edifice and its fresco decoration are parts of one and the same project.The church of Saint Nicholas dated by inscription in 1497/8 is one of the most important medieval structures of the islands due to its typology and fresco decoration alike. The painted decoration of the church has been preserved in its entity; it consists of scenes of the Christological cycle and scenes pertinent to the soteriological or monastic content of the building, e.g. the vision of Saint Pachomius with the angel, the miracle of Saint Nicholas, the vision of Saint Peter of Alexandria or the Communion of Saint Mary the Egyptian. The iconographic programme also includes a great number of saintly figures, military saints, monastic saints, healing saints both male and female alongside decorative motifs of special artistic value. Among the portraits of the saints in a prominent place on either side of the western entrance of the church are the panels with the family members of donor. The elderly pansevastos logothetis Nicholaos Vardoanis with his spouse, Eudocia Stre(v)lou are depicted on the one side, whereas on the other in a heavenly whitish background their three kids, Mary, Michael and the youngster George. The inscriptions that accompany the portraits inform us that the kids were victims of the plague; over the portrait of Mary the place where she died is also inscribed:
Agios Nikolaos Fountoukli
151 Epar.Od. Pastidas-Mesanagrou
The church of Saint Nicholas at Phountoukli is located in a wooded area close to the village of Dimilia in the countryside of Rhodes. The church employs the tetraconch plan a fairly rare architectural type on Rhodes, since it is only encountered three times in total. Much of the architectural features of the church corroborate that the building of the edifice and its fresco decoration are parts of one and the same project.The church of Saint Nicholas dated by inscription in 1497/8 is one of the most important medieval structures of the islands due to its typology and fresco decoration alike. The painted decoration of the church has been preserved in its entity; it consists of scenes of the Christological cycle and scenes pertinent to the soteriological or monastic content of the building, e.g. the vision of Saint Pachomius with the angel, the miracle of Saint Nicholas, the vision of Saint Peter of Alexandria or the Communion of Saint Mary the Egyptian. The iconographic programme also includes a great number of saintly figures, military saints, monastic saints, healing saints both male and female alongside decorative motifs of special artistic value. Among the portraits of the saints in a prominent place on either side of the western entrance of the church are the panels with the family members of donor. The elderly pansevastos logothetis Nicholaos Vardoanis with his spouse, Eudocia Stre(v)lou are depicted on the one side, whereas on the other in a heavenly whitish background their three kids, Mary, Michael and the youngster George. The inscriptions that accompany the portraits inform us that the kids were victims of the plague; over the portrait of Mary the place where she died is also inscribed: 
The island of Rhodes is located on the southeast side of the Aegean Sea, approximately 10 kilometres from the coasts of Asia Minor. Being one of the most beautiful Greek islands, diamond-shaped Rhodes is the biggest and the most populated island of the Dodecanese, approximately 80 kilometres long and 40 kilometres wide and with 120.000 inhabitants. The mountain of Profitis Ilias rises about 700 meters high, in an environment where the rocky island’s interior blends in harmony with the chaotic forests of pines and Cypresses  that deluge the area and preserve the rare and unique species of Dama Dama deer.
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Profitis Ilias
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The island of Rhodes is located on the southeast side of the Aegean Sea, approximately 10 kilometres from the coasts of Asia Minor. Being one of the most beautiful Greek islands, diamond-shaped Rhodes is the biggest and the most populated island of the Dodecanese, approximately 80 kilometres long and 40 kilometres wide and with 120.000 inhabitants. The mountain of Profitis Ilias rises about 700 meters high, in an environment where the rocky island’s interior blends in harmony with the chaotic forests of pines and Cypresses  that deluge the area and preserve the rare and unique species of Dama Dama deer.
A historic village with a sad history can be found about 40 kilometers away from the city of Rhodes. A village that associated its name with illness and death when in 1947 it operated just beyond its central square the place where the Rodites trembled: The Sanatorium of the Dodecanese. The history of the village "Agia Eleousa" begins several decades before the transfer of tuberculosis to its lands. It started as an Italian colony on the model of the forest villages of the Italian Alps known as "Campochiaro" which was built in 1935 at the foot of the mountain of Prophet Elias, at an altitude of 270 meters, by the Italians who at that time had the island in full control. It bears the signature of Governor Mario Lago, who proceeded during its creation during the Italian occupation
Dimilia Rodos
A historic village with a sad history can be found about 40 kilometers away from the city of Rhodes. A village that associated its name with illness and death when in 1947 it operated just beyond its central square the place where the Rodites trembled: The Sanatorium of the Dodecanese. The history of the village "Agia Eleousa" begins several decades before the transfer of tuberculosis to its lands. It started as an Italian colony on the model of the forest villages of the Italian Alps known as "Campochiaro" which was built in 1935 at the foot of the mountain of Prophet Elias, at an altitude of 270 meters, by the Italians who at that time had the island in full control. It bears the signature of Governor Mario Lago, who proceeded during its creation during the Italian occupation