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HELLENIC REPUBLIC MINISTRY OF ECONOMY, DEVELOPMENT & TOURISM (Ex G.N.T.O) U S E F U L T E L E P H O N E S W H I L E I N R H O D E S Information: Mary Thymianou, updated October 2016 FOR GREECE Dial +30 EUROPEAN EMERGENCY CALL NUMBER: 112 MINISTRY OF TOURISM- TOURIST INFORMATION OFFICE: TEL.: 22410-44333 or 22410- 44335 FAX: 22410-44336, E-Mail: [email protected] , Web Site: www.ando.gr/eot THE CITY OF RHODES TOURIST INFORMATION OFFICE: Tel. 22410-35945 E-mail: [email protected] THE CITY OF RHODES TOURIST INFORMATION OFFICE IN THE OLD TOWN: Tel.22410 74313 THE CITY OF RHODES TOURIST INFORMATION OFFICE In HARBOR: Tel.22410 COMPLAINS: Tel. 1572 or E-mail : [email protected] GENERAL SECRETARY OF COMMERCE: Tel.1520 (gen. complains, advices for reservation problems, overcharges, etc.) TOURIST POLICE : Tel. 22410-27423 or 22410-23329 LINDOS TOURISTE INFORMATION OFFICE : 22440-31900 or 22410- 31227 FALIRAKI TOURISTE INFORMATION OFFICE : 22410-85555, E-mail: [email protected] PASSEPORT CONTROL (PORT) : 22410-24138 POLICE & EMERGENCY SERVICE : 100 EMERGENCY FIRE SERVICE : 199, 22410-23333 or 22410- 23807 FORESTRY FIRE SERVICE : 191 FIRST AID-HOSPITAL and ΕΚΑ V (in Greek EKAB): 22413-60000-Emergency : 166 (you can dial it from any card phone without using any card) AIR PORT :22410-88700 PORT : 22410-27695 TRAFFIC POLICE : 22410-44131 TAXI STATIONS: 1. Afandou : 22410 51777 2. Faliraki : 22410 85444 3. Ialyssos : 22410 92515 4. Ixia : 22410 69600 5. Kremasti : 22410 94528 6. Lardos : 22440 44047 7. Lindos : 22440 31466 RADIO TAXIS : in Rhodes Town 22410-69800, out of Rhodes Town 22410 69600. Emergency (ex. please sent an ambulance): 22410 62179 DISABLED : 22410-72571 or 63660, DISABLED TAXI: tel. 22410-69390, fax: 22410 33278 www.pwdservices.gr www.facebook.com/pwdservices.gr ANIMAL WELFARE : 22410-69476 or 69224 ARCHAEOLOGICAL SERVICE-PALACE OF THE KNIGHTS: tel. 22413 65200- 22413 65270 E-mail: [email protected] EXPRESS SERVICE : 154 CONSULATES: AUSTRIAN: 22410 75738, 22410 31618, 22410 25445, 21 Iroon Politechniou str., E-mail: [email protected] BELGIUM : 22410 24661, 35 Ko str. www.mediterranean.gr E-mail: [email protected] G. BRITAIN : 22410 22005, 29 Grigoriou Lampraki str. www.ukingreece.fco.gov.uk E-mail: [email protected] FINLANDE : 22410 35780, Mobil: 6944670239 25 G. Leontos str. www.finland.gr E-mail: [email protected] FRANCE : tel. 22410 22318, Ippoton str. Medieval Town, www.ambafrance-gr.org E-mail: [email protected] GERMANY : 2 tel. 2410 37125, 55 Amerikis str., www.grichenland.diplo.de E-mail: [email protected] HOLLAND : tel. 22410 34663 or 26281, 2 Megalou Konstantinou str. E-mail: [email protected] IRELAND : tel. 22410 22461, 111 Amerikis str. E-mail: [email protected] ITALY : tel. 6949829050, 12 Amarandou str., E-mail: [email protected] NORWAY & DENMARK : tel. 22410 28816, 54, Orfanidou str., E-mail: [email protected] , www.norway.gr www.ambathen.um.dk [email protected] SPAIN : tel. 22410 26120 ή 36189, Mobil: 6932196353, 11 Amohostou str., www.emb-es.gr E-mail: [email protected] SWISS : tel. 22410 36155, 8 Georgiou Efstathiou str. www.eba.admin.ch , E-mail: [email protected] CZECH : tel. 22410 34383, 26 Lohagou Fanouraki str., E-mail: [email protected] TURKEY : 22410 23362, 10-12 Iroon Politechniou str. www.athens.emb.mfa.gov.tr , Ε-mail : [email protected] .

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