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Mesokastellas between Kalamafka and Anatoli
Mesokastellas Fortress: Byzantine ruins in the Dikti Mountains, Crete. Strategically positioned with panoramic views, occupied from prehistoric to Venetian times.
Ancient Oleros
Oleros was an ancient Cretan city inhabited from the Early Iron Age until the Roman period. It was known for its olive oil production and political involvement in Crete.
Gaidourophas
Gaidourophas, a Minoan archaeological site in Crete, features a two-story building with evidence of large-scale storage and administration.
Apezana Monastery
Apezana Monastery, located in Crete's Asterousia Mountains, is a 15th-century sanctuary dedicated to Saint Anthony.
Lasaia: An Ancient Cretan Town and Port
Lasaia, an ancient coastal town in Crete, was a vital port with a rich history spanning from the Minoan to Roman periods. Its well-preserved harbor complex played a crucial role in maritime trade and cultural exchange.
Axenti, abandoned village
An abandoned village on Crete. Its residents converted to Islam in 1732, became feared Janissaries, and were driven out in 1922.