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Rhodes, known for its sunny beaches, offers over 300 days of sunshine each year. While it may be overwhelmed with tourists, there are still areas that remain untouched by mass tourism. Accommodation on the island is affordable, and the locals are multilingual, speaking languages such as English, German, Swedish, French, Turkish, Italian, and even Finnish. For a more authentic experience, seek out bays and beaches frequented by Greeks or venture beyond the popular Lindos area. Rhodes has a rich and fascinating history, dating back to Neolithic times and featuring important ancient Greek and Roman cities. It played a significant role in trade and culture during Hellenistic times, declined during the Dark Ages, and later regained importance under the Venetians, Genoese, and Knights of Saint John. Ultimately, Rhodes fell under Ottoman rule before becoming part of the great Ottoman Empire. To learn more about Rhodes and the Dodecanese Islands, you can visit the local tourist information office in Rhodes city at Makariou & Papagou Corner (opposite the New Market) or contact them at +30 2241 410 44335 or +30 2241 410 44336 (Fax +30 2241 026955).
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