The Gold Book of Rhodes | Page 55

One of the most popular destinations in Rhodes, combining the natural beauty and the idyllic beaches with the important monuments dating back to the ancient and Medieval times. The traditional set- tlement in the southeast part of the island that stands out for the narrow paved streets, the naval houses, painted roofs, the yards with the ornate patterns from pebbles and the magnificent view to the sea. It is built on the foots of an impres- sive cliff on the ruins of an ancient city. Of course, within the twisting narrow streets, the tourist shops, restaurants and taverns offering delicious food give a different colour to this protected settlement. The Acropolis of Lindos, has has been listed a protected monuments, with thousands of visitors every year (you can reach there either with a donkey, or on foot).) 55