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Le port de Mandraki (Mandráki) à Rhodes
The city of Rhodes has three ports: Mandraki, the Grand Harbor (or Emporiko - Trading), where ferry boats moor, and the port of Akantia.. At the end of the pier of the Mandraki port the small fort of Hagios Nikolaos (Saint Nicholas) is located, built by duke Philip of Burgundy in 1464-67. At the same pier, which is ideal for evening walks.
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Rhodes, a (UNESCO World Heritage Site), is a regularly visited cruise port of call in the Eastern Mediterranean itineraries during the Spring-Summer season, with as many as 258 ship calls and 300,000 passengers per year (2019).
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La Biche et le Cerf: L'entrée du port de Mandraki comporte deux colonnes de bronze sur lesquelles sont représentés les animaux qui sont l'emblème de Rhodes : Elafos et Elafina, le cerf et la biche.: Ces colonnes sont situées à l'endroit où jadis, selon la légende, se serait dresser une des sept merveilles du monde, le Colosse de Rhodes, une statue de bronze de 33 mètres de.
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Port Name: Marina Mandraki of Rhodes VHF09. Port Coordinates: B 36ο 27΄Α 28ο 13΄. Shelter: All Wind Destinations (Except East Wind). Mooring: Not Available Everywhere. Available Services:. Water; Electricity: 32 A (220) Amber 32 A (380) Three faces; FREE WF : RHODES_ISLAND; Port Office Phone Number: 0030 22410 28888- 22410 27695. Office Fax Number: 0030 22410 77750
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Although no one knows exactly what the statue looked like or how it was positioned in Mandraki Harbour, it is believed to have been the tallest statue in the ancient world, about the size of the modern-day Statue of Liberty. Today a male and female bronze deer - the symbol of Rhodes - stand atop columns marking the entrance to the harbor.
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Mandraki Harbour Mandraki Harbour: Our most recommended tours and activities 1. Rhodes: High-Speed Boat to Symi Island and St George's Bay Tale a high-speed boat cruise to Symi, of the Dodecanese's most beautiful islands set amid the brilliant blue sea. Enjoy a fast boat service that gives you more time to explore the island.
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The Mandraki Harbour in Rhodes
Greece. Mandraki Port. Port Mandraki is the main harbour of Rhodes. In the old ages, Colossus of Rhodes was located at the port. Today, two deer statues named ''Elefos'' and ''Elafina'' stands where the feet of the colossus stood. By the city walls facing the sea, there is the castle of Saint Nicholaos who received his title.
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The old port of the capital of Rhodes, the port of Mandraki, is located in close proximity to the New Town of Rhodes on the east coast of the island.It is here that the huge ancient statue of Kolossos of Rhodes is said to have stood, which unfortunately has not survived, but the harbour is still surrounded by many other beautiful historical monuments.
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Coordinates: Latitude: 36.447972 (36 ° 26 '52.7 ") N, Longitude: 28.225937 (28 ° 13' 33.3") E Visits Mandraki Harbour At the junction of the old and new Rhodes , the port of Mandráki is now transformed into a marina for pleasure boats, boat trips and boats, quaint colorful shops selling enough products of local handicrafts (sponges, shells, coral).
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Mandraki is one of the three harbors in Rhodes. It is famous, because it is believed that the great statue of Colossus, one of the Seven Wonders of the Ancient World, once stood at the harbor entrance. Today the deer sculptures at the entrance, the St. Nicholas Fortress and a number of medieval windmills create a charming view of the harbor.
Le port de Mandraki (Mandráki) à Rhodes
In use since ancient times, Mandraki Harbour was reportedly the site of the Colossus of Rhodes. Today, statues of Elafos and Elafina, symbols of the city, mark the entrance to the harbor, which is used by yachts and boats cruising to nearby islands, while a jetty is home to three historic windmills and the Fort of St. Nicholas. Learn more
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6. Mandraki Port Source: Andrei Nekrassov / shutterstock Mandraki Port. The northernmost of Rhodes City's three harbours, Mandraki Port is the most fun to explore on foot, with a long mole up its east side leading to the Fort of St Nicholas and traced by the three iconic windmills.
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Mandraki harbor was the military port of ancient Rhodes, and its mouth could be shut off by chains. Now the mouth is adorned by statues of a male and female deer ( Elafos and Elafina) symbols of the island - which stand on columns. The harbor with its millionaires' yachts, moored alongside quaint, old fishing boats is an unspoilt place, lined.
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This rich and splendid port, located in the capital ( Rhodes city ), today has two columns at the entrance (coming from the sea) above which two bronze statues, in Italian style, by Elafos and Elafina, two deer that according to one legend freed the island of Rhodes from an invasion of snakes.