One of the attractions for Rhodes holidays is Acropolis of Rhodes which is located in west of the city of Rhodes. It includes a monumental region with asylums, big shrines, public buildings and antiestablishment sect places. All the buildings in this acropolis are built on stridden-patios which are carried with heavy walls.

The entrance to the village is on the north, by its only square, which is now used as a carpark and has a large tree in the middle and a small fountain with many features from the period of the Knights. Rocks behind and above it recall ancient aqueducts. The graveyard is also at the entrance to the village, containing the church of Phaneromeni.

The New Town is not all that new. When the Greeks who did not leave Rhodes with the Knights in 1522 were kicked out of the old city and its protective walls they created new neighborhoods in the south called Marasia. They were joined by people who came from other islands and countries who settled in the northern coast of the island. This was called Neohori, or New Town. In the New Town you will feel like you are in a real modern city instead of a walled medieval fortress.