Chania Museum of Typography
The first Museum of Typography in Greece is located in Chania, Crete, in the heart of the Mediterranean…
The Lighthouse of Chania: It’s Fascinating Past
The picturesque Lighthouse at the entrance of the harbour welcomes visitors and prepares them for Chania’s city colour…
Balos Beach: Admiring the Spectacular
Blessed with unparalleled beauty, Balos is a protected area, where the waters are transparent and the sand dust-like...
Dakos: An All-time Classic, Yet Brilliant
Dakos is a traditional Cretan meze or a light meal, and is often called “Greek bruschetta”. Dakos is easy to make…
Sifaka Street (Mahairadika Street): Perhaps, the Best Traditional Knife Makers in Crete
Sifakas Street was and remains the historic road of knife craftsmen in the city of Chania, which is…
“Sfakiani Pita” (Sfakian Pie): The Aromas and Tastes of Chania in One Heavenly Pie
Sfakiani pita or Sfakian pie, is perhaps the most well-known and delicious cheese pie of Crete. It takes…
Chania Old Town Shops: A Fabulous and Unexpected Mosaic
Head to these great concept shops in Chania Old Town, for some serious interior inspiration—from locally-made ceramics, handmade…
Skridlof Street (Stivanadika Street): The Last Bootmakers of Crete
Skridlof street, best known as Stivanadika, is located in Chania Old Town. This pedestrian street nowadays was known as…