Gamopilafo: Its Symbolism and a Secret Recipe
As the name hints (gamos means ‘wedding’ in Greek) gamopilafo is offered at traditional Cretan weddings. These days you…
Cretan Cheeses: Unparalleled Sensory Experiences!
It seems that almost every village in Chania, has its own signature cheese. The Cretan Cheeses are usually…
Chania Maritime Museum
On the northwest side of the harbour in the city of Chania, the Venetians built the Revellino del…
Seitan Limania Beach: Wild & Wonderful
While you are visiting Chania, there is no need to drive several kilometres to sink your toes into…
How to Walk Chania: A Guide for City Wanderers
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The Definitive Bucket List of Things to Do & See in Chania
Get your agenda ready because we’re about to fill it with some of the best things to do…
Chania Archaeological Museum Treasures
If you love Crete for its rich history and admire Chania for is ancient treasures, then you cannot…
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…
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…