The Palace of the Grand Master in Rhodes is one of the most impressive medieval landmarks in Greece and a key part of the UNESCO-listed Medieval City of Rhodes. Originally built by the Knights Hospitaller, the Palace offers visitors a unique glimpse into the island’s medieval past through its architecture, exhibitions, and historic halls. Today, it is a protected monument managed by the Greek Ministry of Culture.
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Typically spend between 90 mins to 2 hours exploring the Palace of the Grand Master of the Knights of Rhodes
08:00 - 20:00


Discover the heart of medieval Rhodes at the Palace of the Grand Master of the Knights, a UNESCO World Heritage Site nestled within the historic Old Town. This iconic fortress, originally built in the 14th century by the Knights of Saint John, stands as a testament to the island’s glorious past and the enduring legacy of the Knights Hospitaller. Visitors are invited to step into a world of Gothic architecture, historical treasures, and captivating legends.
For a more comfortable and serene experience, consider visiting during the morning or late afternoon hours, particularly during the peak summer season when temperatures are cooler and crowds are thinner.
Enhance your exploration with a self-guided audio tour, offering comprehensive insights into the palace’s rich history and cultural significance. This cost-effective option allows you to navigate the site at your own pace, ensuring an enriching and personalized experience.
Tickets can be conveniently purchased both online and at the venue. The palace is designed to accommodate all visitors, including those with limited mobility, ensuring an inclusive and enjoyable experience for everyone.