Lovely building and worth a look around. Shame about the Kos flooring! Whoops. Not enough knights stuff. Wanted to see more armour and swords.

Lot's to see and well worth the visit. Some in our group who came in June 2013 from Bournemouth England had been round before, in 2006. This time we saw so much more. .

Interesting history. A renovated palace done in the 1930's by the Italians. A lot of imported items from various countries so not just historical Rhodes.

if u stay for 4 days at Rodes like i - this visit to Old Rodes town is an excellent choice to see at max. U will have great walk along the fortress, go inside, enjoy small streets and after that drink Greek coffee. My recommendations

Pros: -didn't have to queue at all, bought the ticket and entered the palace straight away -well preserved rooms, furniture and pieces of art -decorated with mosaic everywhere -creates a nice medieval atmosphere -great location and the narrow street that leads you to the palace is perfect for pictures Cons: -ticket is 6 euros, which I think is a bit... More

Since this building was rebuilt and refurbished by Mussolini it is a bit of a misnomer to call it the Palace of the Grand Master. It is still interesting to see despite this disclaimer.

Went round this rather than the Archeological Museum due to time for only one and think it may have been the wrong choice. It was interesting to see, but there was no attempt at interpretation as to which rooms might be used for what, and what was original, and what from the Italian reconstruction. Worth a look, but not if... More

We went to this historical site. Yes it was £6 euros. It was very well kept. Alot of mosaics. I am glad i went in. Once in a life time. The castle is huge. Lots of history.

Well worth a look for a bit of history :) a Shame the gift shop and exhibition wasnt open, but everything else was amazing to look at