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Heraklion, the bustling capital of Crete, is a city where ancient history meets vibrant modern life. As the gateway to the Palace of Knossos, the city is a nexus of civilizations, proudly displaying its Venetian fortress, bustling markets and a cultural heritage dating back to the cradle of Europe.
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Heraklion, the bustling capital of Crete, is a city where ancient history meets vibrant modern life. As the gateway to the Palace of Knossos, the city is a nexus of civilizations, proudly displaying its Venetian fortress, bustling markets and a cultural heritage dating back to the cradle of Europe.
Koules Fortress (Rocca a Mare)
Venetian walls
Imposing 16th century Venetian fortress that guards the entrance to the old port. It offers spectacular views of the city and the sea.
Some of the longest fortifications in the Mediterranean. You can walk on top to get a panoramic view of Heraklion. The grave of the writer Nikos Kazantzakis is located here.
Explore one of the best preserved Venetian cities in Greece, with a charming old port, an imposing Fortezza and a labyrinthine old town.
Visit the picturesque town of Agios Nikolaos, built around a lake, and take a boat to the island of Spinalonga, an ancient Venetian fortress and one of the last leper colonies in Europe.
Discover the second most important Minoan palace, Phaistos, in a stunning rural setting, and relax on the famous Matala Beach, with its Roman-era caves that were occupied by hippies in the 1960s.
Pass through a unique landscape of thousands of windmills (now disused) on a fertile plateau and climb to the Cave of Dikteon, the mythological birthplace of Zeus.
Experience the most authentic Crete by visiting mountain villages such as Anogia, famous for its rebellious spirit, traditional music and local crafts, at the foot of Mount Psiloritis.
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Ver guía completaGet away from the crowds and stroll through Lakkos, a historic neighborhood that is being revitalized with incredible street art and a bohemian vibe.
Ask about the 'laiki agora' of the day. They are weekly street markets where local farmers sell their products. An authentic and colorful experience.
Respect nap times (approximately from 3:00 p.m. to 5:30 p.m.). Many small shops close and noise needs to be reduced.
To enter churches and monasteries, it is required to dress modestly. Cover your shoulders and knees. Tissues are often provided at the entrance.
The tap water in Heraklion is officially drinkable, but has a high mineral content and a strong taste. Most locals and tourists prefer to drink bottled water, which is very cheap.
Pharmacies (identified with a green cross) are plentiful and staff are well qualified to give advice on minor ailments.
Traffic in Heraklion is chaotic. Be very careful when crossing streets, even at pedestrian crossings.
As in any tourist city, keep an eye on your valuables in busy places such as the market, bus or museum to avoid pickpockets.
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