Chania is the second-largest city in Crete, boasting a distinctively Venetian flavour that is unmatched in the Mediterranean. Unlike other Cretan cities that have been demolished in the name of modernization, Chania's Old Town and Venetian Harbour remain intact. This gives the city a transcendent charm that attracts tourists from all over the world. Chania has a lot to offer visitors. Take a stroll through the picturesque narrow alleyways, see the imposing lighthouse at the entrance to the little port, visit the archaeological museum, and explore the Kum Kapi pedestrian street. The shipyards and the great Arsenal, which is home to the Centre for Mediterranean Architecture, are also worth a visit. If you're interested in history, head to the hill of Kastelli and discover the old palace and the Minoan settlement.
The Ottoman city of Splantzia is another picturesque spot to explore. And don't miss out on the stunning cathedral of Chania. With so much to see and do, you'll need a comfortable place to stay. Fortunately, Chania has a great selection of hotels that cater to all budgets. From luxury resorts to boutique hotels and budget-friendly options, there's something for everyone. Book your stay, take a tour, and get ready to explore the wonders of Chania, a city in Crete.

Things to see & do in Chania City

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How to Get & Around Chania City

Book a transfer that makes you comfortable and gets you to your desired location considerably more quickly.  In addition to renting a car, you can take local buses, which have routes inside the city limits and routes to villages nearby. The Central KTEL Station is located a walk to the top of Halidon Street, across the square and turn right - it's about 100 m on the left. You may go to Rethymno, Heraklion, and Lassithi by KTEL buses.

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