Location

Its privileged location in the heart of Rhodes city makes it unquestionably the ideal base for exploring the island.

Rhodes: Discovering the island of the knights.

Cosmopolitan since Roman times, Rhodes has rightfully been one of the most sought-after and popular destinations in the Mediterranean for decades. On the island of the mythical Colossus of Rhodes, one of the seven wonders of the ancient world, history and culture combine harmoniously with sandy beaches, emerald waters, imposing castles, ancient cities and a rich culinary tradition.

The excellent location of Semiramis City Hotel, in the heart of the town of Rhodes, allows you to explore every precious element in the island's colourful mosaic in comfort and luxury. Starting from the world-famous attractions (Medieval City of Rhodes - Unesco World Heritage Site, Grand Master's Palace, Acropolis), the beach (70m.) and the port (1.5km), which are right next door. The hotel is also within easy reach of the main shopping streets, the casino and the city's most important museums, and offers easy access from the airport (13 km).

Medieval City of Rhodes

The largest inhabited medieval city in Europe, rightfully a UNESCO World Heritage Site, will transport you back in time. Explore the well-preserved medieval walls, gates and the famous Street of Knights of what was once the sanctuary of the Knights of St John. Visit the imposing Grand Master's Palace, which houses the Byzantine museum and the Hospital of the Knights, which houses the Archaeological Museum. Stop at one of the dozens of cafes and restaurants along the bustling Sokratous Street. And then head to the picturesque old port, where the feet of the Colossus of Rhodes were believed to be.

The two Acropolis of Rhodes island

Not far from Semiramis City Hotel, the Acropolis of Rhodes awaits you to take you back to ancient Greece. It overlooks the city's highest point and includes the ancient stadium and the Temple of Pythian Apollo. The island's other Acropolis is located in Lindos, a spectacular listed village on the southeastern side of Rhodes with narrow cobbled streets and imposing 18th-century captain's houses. The imposing Acropolis is located on the hilltop and includes monuments such as the 4th century BC sanctuary of Lindia Athena, the Propylaia and the Byzantine church of Agios Ioannis.