Blog
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The benefits of staying in the city centre: Why location matters
When it comes to booking your accommodation, location is key, especially if you're visiting a bustling city.
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Exploring Heraklion's nightlife: Where to go after dark
Heraklion, the vibrant capital of Crete, comes alive after dark with a diverse range of nightlife options to suit every taste.
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The most common types of tourists
Tourists come in all shapes and sizes, each seeking a different kind of experience. Here are some of the most common types:
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Romantic getaways in Heraklion: A magical experience for two
Heraklion, with its blend of historical charm and cosmopolitan vibe, is the perfect destination for a romantic escape. Whether you are seeking a quiet weekend away or a luxurious stay, this vibrant city offers something special for every couple.
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Is it Heraklion, Handakas or Candia?
Heraklion, the vibrant capital of Crete, has been known by several names throughout history, with Handakas and Candia being two of the most notable.
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Erotokritos: The soul of Crete in 10,000 verses
Most visitors to Crete come for the beaches, the food, and the sun, but hidden beneath the island’s rugged beauty lies a literary treasure that has shaped the Cretan spirit for centuries: Erotokritos.
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24 hours in Agios Nikolaos: What to see, do, and eat
Agios Nikolaos is located on the eastern coast of Crete and offers a delightful blend of history, culture, and natural beauty, making it an ideal destination for a day-long exploration.
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Heraklion on foot: Explore the city from Royal Gold Suites
Located in the heart of Heraklion, Royal Gold City Suites offers an ideal starting point to explore the city's rich tapestry of history, culture, and gastronomy, all within a leisurely 10-minute stroll.
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Rocca al Mare Fortress (Koule Fortress) & Venetian Harbor
Adjacent to the modern port of Heraklion lies the charming Venetian harbor, now transformed into a marina,
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Saint Minas Cathedral
Adjacent to the small church once devoted to Saint Minas and the Presentation of Christ to the Temple, now known as the “small Saint Minas,”