Old town is situated within magnificent old castle type walls opposite the harbours. There’s many quality shops and restaurants and also beautifully lit alley ways. It’s a real adventure in majestic surroundings with lovely people. You will need two days if you’d like to adventure all over old town as it’s very large with so many interesting features.

Wonderful walled old medieval city full of narrow cobbled streets and interesting small museums. Only suitable for pedestrians or perhaps a medieval horse! Difficult for anyone with limited mobility.

The main streets are crammed with tourists, and mediocre restaurants and tourist-oriented shops. But it's easy to escape to the shady and historic backstreets and discover the true, living, character of Rhodes. Then, you realise you're in the 21st century when you see a cruise ship looming over the street corner.

We caught the bus here while staying in Ixia and at a cost of 6 euro each for a return ticket it was well worth it. There is so much to see and do and the old architecture is beautiful. Walking around the main streets is quite busy but we wondered off into the smaller side streets away from the hustle and bustle and you come across quite a few small gems to see. There are so many places to stop for food and drink you are spoilt for choice. For those that need them there are plenty of public toilets but all are manned and are 50 cents each but they are all very clean. The moat walk is worth it to see the old town from the outside. There are a few historical places to visit inside but be advised most you have to pay for. Well worth a day trip out.

it is what is what it is, very touristy bustling streets and many of them. jewellery shops for silver and gold . olive wood stores with honey and olive oil with all the spices and herbs to go with it. make sure and stop for food and drink and people watch. the trip for us was 1 hour from Marmaris £35 plus €14 tourist costs but well worth it. spent 5.5 hours and it was not enough, will be venturing back 2024

Beautiful area of Rhodes. So much atmosphere and history. You can just sit and watch the world go by. Very busy place as expected. Don’t forget to meander through the little off track roads, so quaint and you can feel the history come alive. Be aware lots of people approaching you all offering you places to eat and drink. We had a lovely few hrs strolling about, had bit to eat and drink, price was reasonable. €50 for two people, included glass of wine, coke,two mains and a starter. Nice walk along the harbour admiring the many boats and yacht's. You can’t visit come to roads without visiting the old town. Night time is pretty with all the restaurants lit up.

A lovely experience. We got the bus from Lindos for the day. The old town is fab. Fantastic selection of shops, and alleyways to explore. Spoilt for choice with regard to food and drink. A great day.

Caught bus in and set off without a decent map. After visiting the harbour we found ourselves walking in the moat - not quickest way in but uncrowded. Interesting streets to wander through, but have to negotiate crowds and mopeds. On later visit, we walked on the walls (tickets €3 from Palace of Grand Master), which gives good views and gets you away from the crowds.

Lovely twisting medieval streets. It’s clear that the cruise chips cause heavy footfall that can seem oppressive but there are still lovey quiet spots to explore away from the crowds. All of the attractions are reasonably priced.

I stayed for six nights in the Old Town and each day discovered something new. You are surrounded by historical sites and there are hundreds of shops catering to every taste. The outdoor restaurants are shaded by incredible trees whose branches provide plenty of shade even on the hot afternoons. The harbour is right outside the massive walls that surround the town and provide a selection of boat trips to other islands and even a day trip to Turkey.