Jewish Church in Old Town Rhodes DP

Medieval Rhodes & Jewish Quarter Walking Tour

    Are you ready to uncover the hidden stories of Rhodes, bringing together the fascinating history of the Jewish Quarter with the Medieval landmarks of the Old Town? This tour is perfect for families and history enthusiasts. From the time of the Knights of St. John to the Jewish heritage of Rhodes, this tour will keep you engaged as you will learn the history of the island and have a glimpse into the lives of both Knights and Jewish in the Medieval Town of Rhodes centuries ago.

    Key Highlights:

    • Enjoy a panoramic view of Rhodes from Monte Smith, including the Temple of Apollo.
    • Explore the Jewish Quarter (La Juderia) and learn about its deep history.
    • Visit the Kahal Kadosh Synagogue & Jewish Museum, the oldest synagogue in Greece.
    • Walk through the medieval Street of the Knights, once home to European knights.
    • Discover the Grand Master’s Palace, a stunning landmark of Rhodes’ past.

    Tour Highlights:

    • The tour begins with an attractive drive through Rhodes Town, with first stop being Monte Smith, a spot where you can take amazing photos and enjoy a panoramic view of the island. Here, you will visit the Temple of Apollo, part of the ancient Acropolis of Rhodes, which offers a glimpse into the island’s classical past.

    • From there, you will be transferred into the Medieval Town of Rhodes, exploring La Juderia, the historic Jewish Quarter, where the Jewish community once flourished. Walking through Alhadeff Park, the Square of the Martyred Jews, and the Holocaust Memorial, you will learn about the resilience and history of Rhodes’ Jewish population.

    • A highlight of the tour is a visit to the Kahal Kadosh Synagogue, the oldest synagogue in Greece, where the worships were taking place in. When you step into the Jewish Museum of Rhodes you will have a deeper understanding of the lives and traditions of the Jewish community.
    • The journey into history never ends, as you will stroll through the Street of the Knights, a well-preserved medieval that once hosted knights from different parts of Europe.

    • The tour concludes with a visit to the Grand Master’s Palace, a sightseeing you shouldn’t miss as it is a landmark of the Medieval Town of Rhodes showcasing the island’s past.

    FAQ

    • How long is the walking tour?
    • Is this tour suitable for children?
    • Do we enter all the historical sites mentioned?

    The tour lasts approximately 6 to 7 hours, depending on your choice, whether you want to visit the Grand Master’s Palace or not.

    Yes! The tour is family-friendly, offering engaging historical stories and fascinating landmarks that kids can enjoy.

    Yes! You will visit the Kahal Kadosh Synagogue, the Jewish Museum, along with guided walks through key historical areas. The Grand Master’s Palace is optional and you should let us know beforehand whether you want to visit it or not.

    Families should know

    • This tour is designed for small groups or private for a more personalized experience.
    • Comfortable walking shoes are highly recommended as the tour includes walking on uneven streets.
    • Visiting the Grand Master’s Palace is optional and you should let us know before hand so we can act accordingly.

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    Kids will love

    • Walking through a real medieval town, just like in fairy tales!
    • Exploring ancient knights’ quarters and grand castles, bringing history to life

    Parents will love

    • A culturally enriching experience, blending medieval and Jewish heritage.
    • A well-paced tour with panoramic views, perfect for capturing amazing family photos.
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