Located in the sun-drenched southeastern Aegean Sea, Dodecanese, Greece, is a charming archipelago of over 160 islands, with 15 of these being inhabitant. This exquisite cluster is best known for its rich blend of Byzantine, Ottoman, Venetian and Greek cultures, evidenced by the varied architectural styles, colorful folklore and unique traditions. The Dodecanese is especially renowned for housing the medieval city of Rhodes, a UNESCO World Heritage site. But it also offers breathtakingly rugged landscapes, pristine beaches and brilliant turquoise waters. The countless cultural and archaeological sites like the Monastery of Saint John the Theologian on Patmos, the castle of the knights in Kos, and Hippocrates' ancient sanatorium are key attractions. Each island of the Dodecanese presents visitors with a distinct atmosphere, combining serenity with vibrancy, history with natural beauty, truly offering something for every traveler's taste.