Modern Greek Art Museum of Rhodes - Nestoridion Melathron

Absloutely fabulous small gallery, beautifuĺly and inteĺligently curated, really lovely staff a cultural oasis

A big and serious collection of art pieces. A representative collection of Great Greek paintings of the 20th century. Very well presented. The curreator did a great job! Well done! A real jweel for Rhodes! You must be proud of this collection of paintings!

Great display of modern Greek art and a whole 2nd floor devoted to a great artist unknown to us: Valias Semertzidis. Temporary exhibition all in Greek of a local hospital, in the neighbouring new wing.

Well laid out art gallery spread over three floors. Well worth the 6 euros entrance fee which also includes 2 other galleries in Rhodes new/old town. Good clean rest room facilities also.

With one ticket you can visit 3 museums do that is very nice. The ground floor contains letters and edicts regarding the tax that should be paired during ottoman occupation. I didn't knew that some have included the quantity of sponges :). The first floor contains photos of religious practices in different religions, some interesting pieces regarding how the light falls . On the same floor you have pictures regarding the nature destruction, done of them are staged but interesting as composition. The second level contains paintings of Greek islands.

Very nice and smart Art Museum. The visit takes about 20 minutes, 6€ entrance fee. Some culture before going to the beach.

At least right now, not really worth a visit. The main building was supposed to be closed for renovation until June 30th 2025, we were there July 3rd and it was still closed but there is absolutely no information about the ongoing renovation on the museums website, their social media accounts or even the building itself. There's a suggestion... After being stopped semi-rudely (just "please close") when we tried to walk in through the open door, we went over to the New Wing, where we were at least able to look at a very small exhibition "engravings in space" for a reduced entrance fee.

Nice, quiet museum with very good air conditioning and fine art. Friendly staff. In the first floor exhibition you can scan a QR-code next to every portrait, which was very nice and informative. But on the other floors there wasn't that option. Would've give five stars if they'd had QR-codes in other floors as well.