
Chania Old Town: A History Written in Stone
By Maria Stavrakakis, Architect & Hidden Gems of Crete Guide · Masters in Architecture, Technical University of Crete Most cities have one layer of history

By Maria Stavrakakis, Architect & Hidden Gems of Crete Guide · Masters in Architecture, Technical University of Crete Most cities have one layer of history

Crete gets chosen for honeymoons for the obvious reasons. The light. The sea. The food. The fact that it is beautiful in a way that

Everyone knows about Santorini. The blue domes, the sunsets, the infinity pools hanging over the caldera. What fewer people know is that Crete’s beaches make

Most people who come to Crete already know it is beautiful. What surprises them is how deep it goes. Thirty-five years of living on this

There is a version of eating in Chania that most visitors experience: the restaurants along the Venetian harbour front, the laminated menus with photographs, the

Balos Lagoon, Crete — Photo by Krzysztof Dubiel on Unsplash The island of Crete is world-renowned for its stunning beaches and crystal-clear waters. Among the