Rhodes Archaeological Museum
Rhodes, Dhmos Rodoy, Greece
About Rhodes Archaeological Museum
The Rhodes Archaeological Museum displays mostly Classical and Hellenistic as well as some Archaic artifacts including statues, funereal pieces and decorative items.
The building in which the Rhodes Archaeological Museum is located is also historically important, it being the Great Hospital of the Knights Hospitallers, built between 1440 and 1489. This Christian military order was based in Rhodes at the time and the Great Hospital is part of the city’s UNESCO World Heritage listing.
Related Places

Grandmasters Palace - Rhodes
The Grandmasters Palace of Rhodes was the base of the Knights Hospitaller of St John.

Acropolis of Rhodes
The Acropolis of Rhodes is the site of the main remains of what was the city of Rhodes in the Hellenistic period.
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