Πάρκο Ροδίνι
Shaded stream-fed park with roaming peacocks, deer and Roman aqueduct ruins nearby.
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This guide to Rodini Park in Rhodes follows the water that has run through it since Roman engineers first tapped its springs to supply the town's aqueduct system, still flowing today. You'll hear about the summer villa the Knights of Saint John kept among the pines and the medicinal herbs they grew in the same soil, then trace the site forward to the modern Rhodes Wine Festival held here every August. Look up toward the hill above the park for a rock-cut tomb carved more than two thousand years ago.
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