Acropolis of Rhodes

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The Acropolis of Rhodes is an ancient citadel on the island of Rhodes featuring Hellenistic temples, a stadium, and other monumental ruins overlooking the city.

All labels observed (2)

Label Occurrences
Acropolis of Rhodes canonical 1
Hellenistic stadium of Rhodes 1

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Statements (48)

Predicate Object
instanceOf ancient acropolis
archaeological site
tourist attraction
architecturalStyle Hellenistic architecture
category Ancient Greek archaeological sites in Greece
Buildings and structures in Rhodes
Tourist attractions in Rhodes
constructionPeriod 3rd century BC
continent Europe
country Greece
currentUse archaeological park
dedicatedTo Apollo
Athena Polias
linked to: Athena

Zeus Polieus
linked to: Zeus
elevation approximately 100 metres above sea level
era Hellenistic era
linked to: Hellenistic period
excavatedBy Italian Archaeological School at Athens
excavationPeriod early 20th century
function civic center of ancient Rhodes
religious center of ancient Rhodes
governedBy Ephorate of Antiquities of the Dodecanese
hasFeature odeon
panoramic views of Rhodes
stadium
temple ruins
terraces
hasPart Hellenistic stadium of Rhodes
linked to: Acropolis of Rhodes

Hellenistic stoa remains
Odeon of Rhodes
Temple of Apollo
Temple of Athena Polias and Zeus Polieus
Temple of Pythian Apollo
linked to: Temple of Apollo
heritageDesignation archaeological zone
locatedIn Dodecanese
Greece
Rhodes
South Aegean
locatedNear Aegean Sea
material marble
stone
openToPublic true
overlooks city of Rhodes
linked to: Rhodes
region Aegean Islands
linked to: Aegean islands
religion ancient Greek religion
situatedOn Monte Smith hill
usedDuring Classical period
Hellenistic period
Roman period
linked to: Roman Antiquity

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Full triples — surface form annotated when it differs from this entity's canonical label.

Rhodes hasArchaeologicalSite Acropolis of Rhodes
Acropolis of Rhodes hasPart Hellenistic stadium of Rhodes
linked to: Acropolis of Rhodes