We went to this part of Crete during an excursion. What an absolutely beautiful place this is. No photographs do it any justice. It is a bustling town with shops galore. A shopper and tourist paradise where you can shop till you drop or eat till the cows come home. Had a fabulous time here and would definitely return

Chania is a charming and historic port town in the northwest of Crete that captivated us from the moment we arrived. The old town, surrounded by Venetian walls, is a maze of narrow streets filled with colorful buildings, boutiques, and tavernas. The harbor front is a bustling hub of activity, with traditional fishing boats and restaurants serving up fresh seafood. The highlight of our visit was the restored Ottoman quarter, with its beautiful architecture and quaint streets filled with shops and cafes. Overall, Chania is a must-visit destination for anyone looking for a touch of old-world charm in Crete.

Loved walking around here! We liked the inner harbour more as it was quieter and the restaurants were better quality and value. We also loved the Venetian Quarter by the outer harbour - such beautiful, quaint narrow streets and good restaurants and bars.

My wife and myself have been here few times over the years we like the place, always something new to look at, narrow streets with houses that are being renovated the restaurants, shops the views. There’s a lot to see and do, the main bus station is a short walk from the Harbour about 15 minutes and local buses from 1866 Sq. There’s also a taxi rank.

Historically significant, inexpensive, and worth a peek. It was 2 euros for the over 65 crowd and 4 euros for everyone else. It is a massive structure and there are some recovered items on the lower floor although there is no explanation of the items. The best part is the open top floor with its detail and expansive views.

Beautiful and very picturesque place. You just can't get enough of strolling through the alleys and browsing the various shops. You can also find several restaurants and bars for food and drinks. Throughout our stay in Crete and no matter where we went during the day, we always ended up taking a walk in the old town and the venecian harbor!

This place is quite something. The oldest standing lighthouse in the Mediterranean sits at the harbour entrance and you can walk right up to it along the sea wall. Plenty of boat trips to choose from, or rent a small motor boat. Cafes and restaurants line the harbour and the place has a nice buzz to it. If you are driving in, beware! It’s a tough spot to find parking and the roads are really narrow, so don’t attempt it in an SUV. That said, we loved the place and intend to go back.

What a lovely place to spend a few days exploring the streets,buildings,alleyway’s ,restaurants,bars and small independent shops. Everywhere is very friendly and most very accessible. You can walk and explore and walk more and on the way you can refresh at so many lovely cafes and restaurants totally recommend to anyone who loves exploring city’s