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| This is the main gate from the harbour to the old city
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| The medieval fountain in Plateia Ippokratous, the square in front of Marine Gate
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| A gigantic golden gun displayed inside an art gallery inside the old city
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The Archaeological Museum of Rhodes is housed in the mediaeval building of the Hospital of the Knights.
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| The Courtyard inside the Archaeological Museum
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| In the courtyard you will notice the Hellenistic statue of a lion, as well as the heaps of stone catapult projectiles - a "souvenir" of the dozens of sieges the city has experienced.
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| One of the old town’s most famous sights, the medieval Street of the Knights is situated between the harbour and the Palace of the Grand Masters
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If you find this tourist information centre, then you have found the starting point of the Street of the Knights
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| Odos Ippotón, the Street of the Knights, lies along a section of ancient road that led all the way down to the harbour. It was here that the Knights would muster in times of attack.
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| When the time comes all the knights will come out of this street to defend the palace of the Grand Master... I would choose another street if I were invading Rhodes.
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| The Inn of Italy has a marbleescutcheon bearing the arms ofthe Grand Master Fabriciusdel Carretto
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