Chania...

The old town, around the Venetian harbour, where you can see many graphic homes and buildings from the Venetian period, giving the town a special atmosphere. It is also the centre of night-life with many bars and clubs. Municipal market Don't forget to visit the lighthouse and Firkas fort where during the summer months,many theatrical performances and shows take place at the fort, which is also a Naval museum 

Skridlof street, where visitors can find a great selection of hand made leather goods. This area also called "Stivanadika"

The archeological museum, on Halidon street, has findings from all the prefecture of Chania.  The famous Municipal market of Chania "Agora" shaped in a cross, situated in Sofoklis Venizelos square.

If you love good and tasty food, you will love Crete. There are restaurants to suit every taste, serving a huge selection of international cuisine (European, American even Asian) and of course traditional Greek and Cretan food. The variety of cuisine and dining experiences is one of the major attractions of the island. 

Food and Dining: While Greek food is renowned for its wonderful flavours and fresh ingredients, Crete is especially famous for its seafood, and, you don't have to empty your bank account to enjoy the most sumptuous of dishes.

In addition, excelent wine is available since Crete and Chania products high quality of red, rose, or white. Also, traditional Greek drinks like retsina, ouzo or tsikoudia, are available and one of the must.

Retsina goes with your food (meat or seafood) instead of wine. Ouzo is served with ice-cubes or water and goes with your seafood (octapus, shrimps etc).

Tsikoudia is a traditional Cretan drink which is served in a small glass like spirits. Be carefull it is a strong drink. Many restaurants or taverns "by default" after your meal, when you ask for the bill they serve you a small glass of our traditional drink (tsikoudia) just to taste it (taste is enough for tsikoudia)