A beautiful lush park, unique place in the city. Saw many different birds like ducks, tons of fish, and even some turtles! As in 2022 the park was maintained pretty well even though there was some trash and cobweb visible. You should definitely visit here especially with a car. The park is a little too far from the city center or the hotel clusters to go by foot.

Lovely small park with very ugly ducks, but redeemed by the wild peacock strutting through. I dislike when parks do not have public toilets, which this one does not.

Well worth a visit Beautiful zen, waterfall . Lake and old world pathway.requires more love & care by Muncipality. Very peaceful place… I felt i am in 18th century.

Nice park, however, it feels like it has not been properly maintained. A lot of the water streams don't run, and there's trash here and there. However, it is a very beautiful place to visit if you're close. Would not recommend to walk here from the old town, its a long walk and not worth it in my opinion.

Really beautiful unkempt nature; they let the trees and bushes mostly do what they want. Water flows throughout the park. You can walk on both sides. There are ducks and fish. The entire walk is in the shade, which makes the park ideal to walk in the middle of a hot day. It's really quiet here, just the sound of water flowing. We encountered only a handful of people here. Really pleasant!

Cleaner than many years ago but still need more love and care. World oldest park, you can find pieces of antique pylons lying around the park. Lovely wooden bridges and lot of water and ducks.

One of the oldest terraformed gardens in the world. Free entry. Lots of friendly cats. Fish & tortoises 😃

Beautiful place for a nice quiet stroll. Well shaded for sunnier days. No facilities other that benches.

I had seen this park and pictures of it on the web and was determined to visit it during our weeks stay in Rhodes, and once we had completed a round trip on the hop on hop off bus, the driver indicated which road to take. It was a slog and we should have taken a taxi, but nevertheless we made it to the park. Sadly it was very much down and out insofar as care of the park was concerned, as the pictures will show. That’s so sad as it would be a tourist attraction in its own right, if it was cleaned up and the cafe reinstated. I wish I had the ear of the Rhodes tourist board, but if lots of people visited and made comments I’m sure they would react.

Nice Roman park on the edge of Rhodes Town. Parking available outside the park, there is a small restaurant near the entrance. The park is very peaceful and full of ducks, cats and Roman ruins. Nice place to hide away on a hot day.

Fabulously peaceful Rodini Park, just a few kms from Rhodes Old Town (but worlds apart). Apparently one of the oldest parks in the world, complete with some Roman ruins (aquaduct), a Hellenic cave tomb & some ducks, fish and turtles for good measure!

Nice and quiet green lung in the middle of Rhodes city. Perhaps you'll stumble upon the wandering peacock. It's a public park, so no admission fee.

Saw turtles absolutely massive fish ducks + cats galore. If the cafe was open it would have been lovely to sit there and have a drink. The rubbish needs clearing away a bit more often. But was a stunning place with so much potential

Great place 💙. There are no shops, no restaurants, no restrooms, just nature. Would recommend to have a bottle of water in the bag pack in case you get thirsty.

Beautiful park during wintertime, wear proper shoes to walk. Plenty to see, lots of cats and ducks in park