RHODES ANNEX Est. 1949

Address: Kleovoulou 1 Square, Ippoton street, 85100 Rhodes 

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Tel.: (+30) 22410-22096

Local manager: Dionysis Karatsalos

The Annex of Rhodes is a building within the Medieval City of Rhodes, and consists of an architectural ensemble of international importance. The building’s construction coincides chronologically with the period between the first (1309-1350) and second (1476 to 1512) construction era of the Rhodes Knights and the era of Great Masters A. Fluvianla and J. De Lastic and is characterized by rectangular rooms of 4 meters high, covered with domes and pointed arches for the doors openings, which are well preserved. Currently, the building -which was restored in the 1930s- consists of a ground and a first floor of 696 m² total area, that connect with an external staircase and an interior courtyard.

Facilities include:

• 1 two-bed apartment for teaching staff, with kitchen and bathroom
• 1 double, 1 triple and 2 quadruple bedrooms (total 13 beds) for students, with 2 shared bathrooms
• 1 kitchen – dining hall (capacity 10 people in average)
• 1 workspace room on the ground floor
• Wi-Fi

Please note: the annex does not provide central heating and air conditioning (there are portable units for heating)

ACCESS:

• By ferry boat : Regular scheduled ferries run daily services from Piraeus port. Each itinerary has scheduled stops at other ports as well, such as Patmos, Leros, Kalymnos, Kos. Trip duration: Anywhere between 12-14 hours, depending on the ferry boat/ itinerary .
• By plane : Scheduled direct flights are available from the Athens International Airport “Eleftherios Venizelos” to Rhodes.

Virtual Tour of the Annex of Rhodes

Implemented as part of the EPANEK project “Digital Transformation and Promotion of the Cultural Heritage of ASFA, 1837–2021. A Collection of Study Works Reflecting the Artistic Evolution and Historical Trajectory of Modern Greek Art” [project code MIS 5093223]