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For avid historians, architecture enthusiasts, and curious travelers alike, the Acropolis of Rhodes represents a fascinating convergence of ancient wisdom and medieval grandeur. The ruins are open to the public year-round, with certain exhibits within operational hours. Visitors can reach the site by foot, taxi, or bus. It is advisable to wear comfortable shoes, as exploring involves considerable walking on uneven terrain.The Acropolis stands on Monte Smith atop the city’s highest point, overlooking the Western coast of the island. Unlike its Athenian counterpart, this one was never fortified, but instead served as a monumental precinct for worship and public events. The original excavation of the Acropolis took lace from 192-1945, with the Italian School of Archeology and Greek Archeological Service participating.