Chamezi archaeological site
Minoan settlement in eastern Crete featuring an unusual elliptical house with domestic and ritual objects, dating back to 2000-1900 BC.
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Trypitos Hellenistic settlement
A small, fortified Hellenistic town on a promontory 1.5km east of Sitia, featuring a well-preserved naval shelter (neosoikos).
Agia Fotia Minoan Tombs
Agia Fotia Minoan Tombs in Crete, one of the largest EBA cemeteries. Explore its historical significance and connection to the Minoan settlement.
Presos (Praisos) ancient settlement
Ancient city in eastern Crete, a major Eteocretan center from Late Minoan to Hellenistic times. Known for unique inscriptions and sanctuaries.
Agios Georgios Church in Axos
Agios Georgios Church in Axos, Crete: 14th-century church with ancient architectural elements, celebrating its feast day on April 23rd.
Agia Eirini church in Axos
Agia Eirini Church in Axos, Crete: 14th-century Byzantine church with unique features and historical significance.
Agios Ioannis Prodromos in Axos
14th-century Byzantine church in Axos, Crete, with well-preserved frescoes depicting the life of Saint John the Baptist.
Moni Panagias Petraidas
Explore the Byzantine heritage of Crete at Moni Panagias Petraidas, a historic monastery near Monastiraki village. Discover its rich history, resilient spirit, and ongoing preservation efforts.
The Koules of Mylopotamos
Explore the ruins of the Koules of Mylopotamos, a 14th-century Venetian fortress in Crete, and discover the history of the Kallergis family's rebellion.
Koules of Raftis
The Koules of Raftis, a well-preserved Ottoman fortress in Crete, played a crucial role in controlling the passage from Messara to Heraklion during the Cretan Revolt of 1866-1869.