Monuments of Crete

The Loggia is considered as one of the most remarkable buildings of the Venetian period in Crete.
Heraklio
Type: Architecture
Time Period: Venetian Period
The Venetian PortThe Venetian port of Chania, including the Venetian lighthouse, is one of the symbols of the city and a favourite walking
Chania
Type: Architecture, Lighthouse
Time Period: Venetian Period, Ottoman Period
The Walls of ChaniaThe city of Chania was surrounded by walls already in the Byzantine era.
Chania
Type: Fortifications, Castle
Time Period: 2nd Byzantine Period, Venetian Period
Perhaps the most typical characteristic of the Lassithi Plateau is its windmills.
Lasithi Plateau
Type: Architecture
Time Period: Ottoman Period, Modern Period
At an altitude of 2.456 metres, the chapel of the True Cross (Timios Stavros) perpetuates the ancient practice of worship in peak sanctuaries.
Amari
Type: Church
Time Period:
The Monastery of Varsamonero was one of the most important centres of the Cretan School of Iconography and is related to the Monastery of Vrontisi.
Festos
Type: Abandoned Monastery, Church
Time Period: Venetian Period
The Venetian villa Dei Mezzo, also known as the Seragio by local people, is a once three-storied tower located at the village of Etia, which was th
Sitia
Type: Architecture
Time Period: Venetian Period
Heraklion had been fortified already in the years of the First Byzantine period (330-840 AD).
Heraklio
Type: Fortifications
Time Period: Venetian Period
On the way to Akrotiri, at a location which offers a magnificent view, one can visit the tombs of Eleftherios and Sofoklis Venizelos.
Chania
Type:
Time Period: Modern Period