It was very hot that day we went to see the stadium. Took a bus which dropped us off for about an hour. I believe there's a city bus every hour that stops just outside the fenced area. Go on a day when its cooler outside, you will enjoy it much better! Other than the hot day, it was interesting to walk around the stadium and imagine what it was like back in the day. I would recommend seeing this.

We accidentally found the Ancient Stadium and were so glad we did. This place is so full of history and whilst it’s presentation is simple the stories those seats could tell! Just climbing up the stairwells and thinking about the atmosphere and those who had sat there hundreds of years earlier…just mind blowing. Being good tourists we did the audio tour and enjoyed it. We ran (okay, he ran and I look photos) around the track and stood on the winners podium, sat in the Royal seats and generally just loved it. The chant, Aussie, Aussie, Aussie, Oi, oi, oi! May not have been in the traditional history but we added it to current day!

The Ancient Stadium is a stones throw away from the Rodian Acropolis and so we took a stroll to have a look. Wow what a beautifully constructed stadium it is and so very well preserved. If you take a seat in the Auditorium you can easily cast you imagination back to the days when competitions took place in this wonderful Arena. Certainly well worth a visit if for nothing else, the peace and tranquility plus of course those thoughts from you imagination.

Massively well preserved and impressive. It is a little bit far from the City Center but it is a good visit and totally free ! This is the most preserved jewell from ancient times so if yiu are in Rhodes, dont go without a tour here

We walked up from Rhodes town on a very hot day. It’s not particularly well signposted and we used Google maps to find it. We enjoyed looking at the stadium and imagining what it would have been like back in the day but there didn’t appear to be any information boards to tell of its history and restoration which was disappointing and although there was a kiosk it wasn’t open which was unfortunate as I think they would have made quite a lot of money as visitors, of which there were quite a few would have appreciated a cold drink.