Spili
Spili is a beautiful village built on a majestic location that offers a fantastic view to the sea and the surrounding area. It is famous for its weaving production and in the main square of the village you will find a fountain shaped as a row of lion heads. Taverns and cafes will provide you with food and drink before you depart for a tour to the interesting surrounding area.
Rethymno
Rethymno, nestled on the northern coast of Crete, Greece, is a charming town steeped in history and culture. With its well-preserved Venetian architecture, narrow cobblestone streets, and vibrant waterfront, Rethymno offers visitors a glimpse into its rich past while embracing modern amenities. Strolling through the old town, visitors can explore quaint shops, traditional tavernas, and atmospheric cafes tucked away in centuries-old buildings. Rethymno is also home to numerous cultural attractions, including the Archaeological Museum and the Historical and Folklore Museum, which showcase the region’s fascinating heritage.
Panormo Village
Panormo village, nestled on Crete’s northern coast, offers a serene escape for nature lovers seeking a tranquil holiday. Its pristine beach, renowned for its cleanliness and organization, provides a perfect backdrop for relaxation and water sports. The village boasts a charming array of taverns and cafes, serving authentic Cretan cuisine amidst picturesque sea views. Visitors can also immerse themselves in the island’s cultural heritage by enjoying live Cretan music performances, adding a touch of festivity to the village’s nightlife. Panormo encapsulates the essence of a peaceful Mediterranean retreat, where visitors can unwind, indulge in gastronomic delights, and immerse themselves in local traditions.
Argiroupoli
The village is built on the spot where the ancient city of Lappa once stood. A perfect place to taste the Cretan cuisine and have your coffee next to the running water and under the trees. After that you can take a trip around the area to see the Roman era archaeological sites and an ancient Necropolis.
Anogia
Anogia is the largest and most famous village of Psiloritis mountain. It has a great, although tragic, history and has been burned twice, once by Ottomans and once by Nazi conquerors. A perfect place if you enjoy food and tradition. A great deal of cultural and folklore events take place in Anogia during the summer.
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