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Chania is one of the most beautiful coastal cities of northwest Crete. It is the second largest city after Heraklion (Ηράκλειο) with a population of almost 55,838 residents. It acquires all those beauties that guarantee an unforgettable experience including a long and rich history, magic monuments, lovely moments next to the crystal sea, quality food and most importantly friendly locals that will make you feel that you arrived in heaven.

All these things happen here for a single reason; because Chania is like the first love; always memorable and unforgettable within your memory’s album. This magic city will excite you at the very first moment that you will decide to explore it and discover its cultural, historical and natural treasures. Sometimes we think that words are not enough to capture and describe the wealth of this beautiful region. Thus, we suggest you to add Chania to your “Must Visit” destination list.

 

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