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The various influences of Rhodes

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d_kakavouli

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Rhodes is one of the islands in Greece that was heavily influenced by Venetian rule. The Turkish empire also ruled Rhodes and played a major role in the culture and architecture. What are your favorite examples of the different architecture styles in Rhodes?
 
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The palace of the grand master is one of the most interesting landmarks on the island in my opinion. I've never really seen architecture like this in Greece

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THe Italians left their mark.Eleousa village is a good example.Plus the villa & hotels on Profit Illias.
 
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