The Palace of the Grand Master

Hospitaller during their return from Egypt to Italy, it stands proudly in Rhodes' historic district. Since 1948, the palace has functioned as a museum, offering visitors an opportunity to explore its upper floor, which is home to a captivating collection of traditional costumes, medieval weaponry, knightly garb, and traditional embellishments. The palace's aesthetic allure is just a glimpse of the remarkable artifacts it holds within. In the years between 1937 and 1940, the Italians took on the task of restoring the damaged section of the palace. While the exact cause of the damage remains unknown, speculation suggests that a significant earthquake may have been responsible.

After the restoration, the palace served as the seat of authority for Italian administrators and even acted as the summer residence for King Victor Emmanuel III of Italy.