Museum of Byzantine Art
The Virgin of the Castle Church (Panagia tou Kastrou), one of the major buildings of the old town of Rhodes. Situated at the beginning of the Knights Street, it houses the Byzantine Museum of Rodos. Built at the early 11th century A.D, its architectural structure has a cross-shaped base surmounted by a dome, with the western arm of the cross longer than the other ones. Until 1309, when the island was given to the Order of the Knights of St. John of Jerusalem, it was the Byzantine cathedral of Rhodes. It was later turned into the Roman Catholic cathedral, an event also mentioned in a Papal bull of 1322.
The Museum Square, medieval town

Contemporary Art Centre and St. Apostles Church (15th century)
It collects old maps, plans and historical prints describing the Aegean Sea and the Dodecanese.
Sokratous Str., 179.

Municipal Gallery
The Municipal Gallery of Rodos was inaugurated in 1962 by Andreas Joannou, a student from the Greek School of Painting who was the Prefect of Dodecanese in those days. The Gallery houses today one of the most representative and authoritative collections of the Greek paintings of the 20th century. Most of the Greek painters who have creatively worked in the last nine decades, developing the features of the Greek modern art, are represented in this collection through some of their most outstanding works
Symi Square 2, Medieval town.

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Archeological Museum
Museum of Decoration Art
Museum of Modern Greek Art
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Museum of Byzantine Art
Contemporary Art Centre
Municipal Gallery
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The Great Master Palace
Medieval Walls
Exhibition of ancient and medieval Rhodes
The Clock Tower
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Hydrobiological Station – Aquarium of Rhodes
The Hafiz Ahmet Aga Muslim Library