Population:

650.000
Currency:
1 Euro = 100 cents
Opening hours:
Monday, Wednesday and
Saturday: 08:00-14:00. Tuesday,
Thursday and Friday:
08:00-14:00 and 17:00-20:30.
Sunday: Only some shops in
tourist areas.
Internet:
www.crete.tournet.gr
www.explorecrete.com
www.4crete.gr
www.visitcrete.com
Emergency numbers:
Police: 100 (local telephone)
Fire: 199
Tourist information:
Tourist Information Office
1 Xanthoudidou Str., Heraklion
Tlf.: +30 2810 246 106
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Contents: The Island, Do & See, Eating, Cafs, Bars & Nightlife, Shopping,
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CRETE
Reality and mythology, traditional and modern. The great
combination of all these makes Crete a cosmopolitan center
and one of the most important tourist destinations in
Mediterranean. Crete is the largest island of Greece. Its
culture, natural beauty and climate, warm summer sun and
cool sea combined with its dynamic people have made Crete
one of the largest and most modern tourist centers in
Greece.
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THE ISLAND#THEISLAND#
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Heraklion is a modern town (the largest of
the island, with a population of
approximately 180,000 inhabitants), and is
the administrative, commercial, industrial
and agricultural centre of Crete. Is the
capital of the region of Crete. The strange
coexistence of the beautiful and the ugly,
the old and the new, the apparent
architectural chaos and the mixture of
buildings from different civilizations, makes
the city really interesting and attractive.
The fact that you may walk by the
Venetian port enjoying the view of an
ancient period and in two minutes distance
you may find yourself having a coffee or a
drink in a very modern and trendy caf -
bar, makes the visitor have a unique
feeling.
Eleftherios Venizelos square (Platia
Eleftheriou Venizelou), the Lions square as
the locals call it, is the citys traditional
centre. This will be your first and your last
destination during a day. Around this
square youll find all the commercial
streets of the town. There are many
restaurants and taverns offering Cretan
specialities throughout the area and also
many cafe and bars.
The eastern part of the Heraklion
prefecture has some major resorts near
the sea like Chersonisos, some major
archaeological sites like Malia, and many
important Byzantine churches. Only 5
kilometres south from the centre of
Heraklion you can visit Knossos, the
largest and the most brilliant centre of
Minoan civilization.
Great beaches, intensive night life, warm
people, great cuisine and the strange
"game between the old and the new are
promising unforgettable holidays in the
island.
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DO & SEE#DOANDSEE#
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The Old Port
It is to be found on the left side of the
modern port. During the Venetian period, it
was an important commercial and military
centre. The perfect spot for a nice romantic
walk, especially during the night.
The Koules Fortress
The furtress is really impressive and one of
the special sights of Heraklion. It was built
at the entrance of the Venetian port in
order to protect from raids. On its sides
can be seen fragments of the carved lions
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of Saint Mark which. On the top, an
outdoor theatre has been built and they
use it during the summer festivals. The
name Koules is a Turkish name but the
Venetians called it Rocca al Mare. The
Castle is open to the public.
The Minoan Palace Of Knossos
The archaeological site of Knossos is at a
distance of 5 kms southeast of Heraklion,
near the small village of the same namel.
It is the largest and most known centre of
the Minoan civilization.
More information: Bus no 2 runs regularly between Heraklion
and Knossos.
The Archaeological Museum
The Archaeological Museum holds finds
from Knossos, Archanes, Phaestos, Zakros
and many other archaeological sites in
Crete. Its a must see place for the visitors
who want to have an overall view of the
islands archaeological treasures. Popular
highlights include the Phaestos disc, classic
Hellenic and Roman sculptures, frescoes,
jewellery, wall paintings and pottery.
Address: 2, Xanthoudidou str
Phone: +30 2810 224 630
Malia
Malia has plenty to do day and night.
Plenty of taverns, pubs and discos and a
lovely beach. A great party place! One
hour and a half away from Heraklion. Get
the bus from the same place as for
Hersonissos.
Amoudara
West of Heraklion is the closet summer
resort. Restaurants, tavernas, cafes, music
bars, gift and jewellery shops are available
along the road, with some beach-side
taverns. You can go there taking the bus
from Eleftherias square (Liberty square) or
by taxi.
Chania - Rethymnon
If you are planning to stay more than a
week at Crete and specifically at Heraklion,
take the chance to visit two more great
cities of the island. Two Venetian towns,
with great natural beauties, gorges and
very traditional villages. Rethymnon is 1.5
hours away from Heraklion (by bus) and
Chania is 3 hours away from Heraklion. For
both destinations you can get the bus from
the central bus station near the port.
Internet: www.bus-service-crete-ktel.com / www.crete-buses.gr
EXCURSIONS
Hersonissos
Hersonissos is the night-life paradise of
Crete. There are hundreds of bars, big
hotels and nice restaurants. There are also
nice beaches, especially "limanakia, a
number of very small bays. Ideal for sea,
sun and fun lovers. One hour distance from
the centre of Heraklion. You can go there
by bus. The ticket costs C2,30 and the
buses leave from the station near the port.
Kountourioti str, Limenos area.
EATING#EATING#
The Cretans are particularly fond of lamb
and goat meat. The "ofto lamb and "psito
are well known. Especially famous are the
islands dairy products. Kefalograviera, the
semi-hard kefalotyri, Anthotyro and soft
mizythra are all delicious and among the
best Greek cheeses.
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Loukoulos
For a special meal in a wonderful terrace
garden or the antique interior dining area,
which has the appearance of a period
house. Loukoulos has interesting
Mediterranean dishes with a Greek flavour
and wonderful eye-appealing salads.
Address: Korai 5, Heraklion
Phone: +30 2810 224 435
Internet: www.loukoulos-restaurant.gr
Paralia Fish Tavern, Ouzerie
A traditional fish tavern in Heraklion. Nice
fish dishes and some other greek
specialities. Open during the summer
season.
Address: Sofokli Venizelou str 5, Heraklion
Phone: +30 2810 282 475
Petousis Tavern
One of the most famous tavern in
Heraklion. Even if its situated in an area
which is "alive during summer (Amoudara
is a summer resort in Heraklion), the
specific tavern is full almost every day!
Traditional Greek food, special in a very
nice environment.
Address: 140 Andrea Papandreou Str, Ammoudara Gazi,
Heraklion
Phone: +30 2810 821 376 / +30 2810 823 071
Internet: www.petousis.gr
Amethistos
A traditional tavern with live Greek music.
Nice environment and special greek dishes
such as "soutzoukakia, "keftedakia (meat
balls with herbs) etc.
You can also enjoy the tasteful and famous
gyros (pork or chicken) in one of the many
"mini grill houses in Lion Square and in
many other streets of Heraklion. "Pinokio
is very well known for the great gyros, in
pita bread, filled with potatoes and
"tzatziki (garlic yoghurt).
Address: Sapoutier str 10, Heraklion. Behind the Eleutherias
Square
Phone: +30 2810 226 472
CAFS#CAFES#
Most of the cafes and bars in Heraklion are
in Korai street, the centre of the town.
There is no need to know the number. The
island even if is the largest in Greece, its
like a "big family. Just ask someone for
help, and theyll gladly point you in the
right direction!
Living Room Lounge Caf
A trendy caf with nice people at the
centre of Heraklion. It opens at 10:00 in
the morning and closes after midnight.
Address: Dedalou Str 2, Heraklion
Rebels Caf
A really nice caf at Korai square. Most of
the cafes at this area have tables outside
as well. Even during the winter you can
have your coffee at the pedestrians street.
Address: Korai and Perdikari Str 3, Heraklion
Technopolis
Its 10 minutes outside the centre of
Heraklion in an area pretty famous during
the summer. A new, modern building with
cinemas, restaurant and a caf - bar.
Address: Andreas Papandreou Avenue 116, Amoudara, Heraklion
Caf Veneto
View over the harbour and Venetian
Fortress. This place is great especially
during the summer (if you manage to find
a free table!)
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Address: Epimenidou Str 9, 1st floor, Heraklion
Phone: +30 2810 223686
Lifestyle Caf
A trendy caf at the famous Milatou Str.
Full of young people during the day, going
there for chat, socializing and gossiping!
Address: Milatou 18 and Sarantaporou Str, Heraklion
BARS & NIGHTLIFE#BARSANDNIGHTLIFE#
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When we are talking about the nightlife in
Greek islands (and generally in Greece) we
mean intensive nightlife till the morning.
For many Cretans the nightlife begins at
18:00 - 19:00 and finishes at 06:00 in the
morning!
La Brasserie
A small and warm bar at Korai street,
which organises pretty often and some
great lives, mainly with rock bands.
Address: Korai 15, Heraklion
Korai Caf
The most trendy caf and bar in town.
With trendy colours, decoration, it turns to
a hot club after 23:00. With mainstream
music, some Greek pop songs.
Address: Korai 3 Heraklion
Vanilla Club
One of the most famous clubs in Heraklion.
You can see people from 18 to 35 years
old. Mainstream music with Greek shots.
Address: Ikarou Avenue 9, Heraklion
To Milo Tis Eridos
Another caf - bar - club at Korai street.
The music depends on the people! That
means that the dj plays according to the
feeling he gets from the customers each
night. Mainly mainstream music and many
Greek shots especially after 02:00.
Address: Korai 18, Heraklion
SHOPPING#SHOPPING#
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The citys commercial centre is located in
the triangle formed by the Averof, 1821
and Kalokairinou streets, as well as in the
surrounding streets. There are many
commercial stores with clothes and shoes
for all ages and styles. The shopping
centre of Heraklion, does not have many
differences from the shopping centres of
other European cities. Its nice to combine
your shopping with the special delicacies
you can find in the same streets.
"Loukoumades with honey and the famous
bougatsa (pie filled with cream) will make
even an outstanding shopping bill look
sweeter! Beyond the clothes stores, you
can find popular art stores and the
traditional knife stores where you can buy
the famous Cretan knives. In the lively
traditional market in the 1866 street, you
can find products for making your own
Cretan meal. There are many small shops
off the main streets which sell local
products and many gifts shops (some of
the with really strange gifts!) in 1866
Street and more so its side streets.
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SLEEPING#SLEEPING#
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GOOD VALUE
Marin Dream Hotel
A fully renovated hotel just 2 minutes
away from the centre of Heraklion.
Relaxing and trendy environment, friendly
atmosphere and rooms with great view on
the Venetian Castle of Koules.
Address: Doukos Bofor 12, Heraklion
Phone: +30 2810 300 019
Internet: www.marinhotel.gr
Astoria Capsis Hotel
One of the best hotels in the heart of
Heraklion. In the well-known Eleftherias
square, elegance and luxury moment meet
the friendly and warm environment.
Address: Eleftherias square Heraklion
Phone: +30 2810 343 080
Internet: www.astoriacapsis.gr
EXCLUSIVE
Gdm Megaron Hotel
The Megaron is the first multi storey
building built on Crete! The great
architectural design and the interior
decoration, will definitely impress you.
Address: Doukos Bofor str 9, Heraklion
Phone: +30 2810 305 300
Internet: www.gdmmegaron.gr
Lato Boutique Hotel
The stylish leather couches in the lounge,
the minimal luxury in the bar, the
panoramic view and the excellent location
are great reasons to choose the specific
hotel!
Address: Epimenidou str 15, Heraklion
Phone: +30 2810 228 103
Internet: www.lato.gr
BASIC
El Greco Hotel
This is one of the most well known hotels
in Heraklion. Its situated near the famous
lions square, which is the meeting place for
everybody in the town.
Address: 1821 str 4, Heraklion
Phone: +30 2810 281 071-5
Internet: www.elgrecohotel.gr
Kronos Hotel
Simple but warm. Friendly people and
good prices. Convenient and with sea view.
Sit on the veranda and enjoy the view and
a cold drink.
Address: Sofokli Venizelou and M. Agarathou str 2
Phone: +30 2810 282 240 / +30 2810 287 395
Internet: www.kronoshotel.gr
ESSENTIAL INFORMATION
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Airport
The "Nikos Kazantzakis is one of the three
largest international airports in Greece and
is only 10 minutes away from the centre of
Heraklion. If you take a taxi, you will pay
approximately 15 euros (including the
luggage). You can also take the bus No 1,
which takes you to the town centre.
If you plan to rent a car in the island, just
keep in mind that even if the local traffic is
not huge (during summer the problem is
much bigger), you will face a great
problem with parking, especially in the
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centre of the town. Get a car only if you
plan to visit other cities as well. Within
Heraklion it will be better if you rent a bike
or a motorcycle.
Public Transport
Buy tickets for the busses from the kiosks
you will find in many places in the town. It
will be better to buy tickets for your return
as well, the same time. Buses start at
05:30 - 06:00 and the stop around
midnight. Buses run every 20 - 30
minutes.
Taxi
Dont take a taxi "without reason. You can
go by foot to most of the important places
of Heraklion.
Heraklion Radio Taxi
Phone: +30 2810 210 102
Pharmacy
Each pharmacy in Heraklion has a notice in
the window showing which are open out of
normal hours and their addresses.
Post
Daskalogianni Square
Phone: +30 2810 234 468
Telephone
Country code: +30
Area code: 2810
Electricity
230V, 50Hz
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Vanou B3
Vassilogeorgi A3
Vikela B3
Vironos B1 C1
Vistaki B2
Vourdoumbadon A2
Xanthoudidi D2
Zervoudaki C4
Zoudianou A3
DESTINATION: CRETE
PUBLISHING DATE: 2009-06-02