A Greek island famous for its gigantic ancient statues has been named the best, but most overlooked, place for a city break.
Rhodes - which refers to both the Greek island and its capital city - receives just 2.41 million visitors a year, yet has name recognition that far outstrips that number.
It is most famous for the magnificent Colossus of Rhodes statue of the Greek sun-god Helios, which was erected in the city 2,300 years ago.
