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Population:650.000

Currency:1 Euro = 100 cents

Opening hours:Monday, Wednesday andSaturday: 08:00-14:00. Tuesday,Thursday and Friday:08:00–14:00 and 17:00–20:30.Sunday: Only some shops intourist areas.

Internet:www.crete.tournet.grwww.explorecrete.comwww.4crete.grwww.visitcrete.com

Emergency numbers:Police: 100 (local telephone)Fire: 199

Tourist information:Tourist Information Office1 Xanthoudidou Str., HeraklionTlf.: +30 2810 246 106

CRETEPUBLISHING DATE: 2009-06-02 | COUNTRY CODE: GRContents: THE ISLAND, Do & See, Eating, Cafés, Bars & Nightlife, Shopping,Sleeping, Essential Information, Maps

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CRETEReality and mythology, traditional and modern. The greatcombination of all these makes Crete a cosmopolitan centerand one of the most important tourist destinations inMediterranean. Crete is the largest island of Greece. Itsculture, natural beauty and climate, warm summer sun andcool sea combined with its dynamic people have made Creteone of the largest and most modern tourist centers inGreece.

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THE ISLAND #THE ISLAND#

Heraklion is a modern town (the largest ofthe island, with a population ofapproximately 180,000 inhabitants), and isthe administrative, commercial, industrialand agricultural centre of Crete. Is thecapital of the region of Crete. The strangecoexistence of the beautiful and the ugly,the old and the new, the apparentarchitectural chaos and the mixture ofbuildings from different civilizations, makesthe city really interesting and attractive.The fact that you may walk by theVenetian port enjoying the view of anancient period and in two minutes distanceyou may find yourself having a coffee or adrink in a very modern and trendy café –bar, makes the visitor have a uniquefeeling.

Eleftherios Venizelos square (PlatiaEleftheriou Venizelou), the Lion’s square asthe locals call it, is the city’s traditionalcentre. This will be your first and your lastdestination during a day. Around thissquare you’ll find all the commercialstreets of the town. There are manyrestaurants and taverns offering Cretanspecialities throughout the area and alsomany cafe and bars.

The eastern part of the Heraklionprefecture has some major resorts nearthe sea like Chersonisos, some majorarchaeological sites like Malia, and manyimportant Byzantine churches. Only 5kilometres south from the centre ofHeraklion you can visit Knossos, thelargest and the most brilliant centre ofMinoan civilization.

Great beaches, intensive night life, warmpeople, great cuisine and the strange“game” between the old and the new arepromising unforgettable holidays in theisland.

DO & SEE #DOANDSEE#


The Old PortIt is to be found on the left side of themodern port. During the Venetian period, itwas an important commercial and militarycentre. The perfect spot for a nice romanticwalk, especially during the night.

The Koules FortressThe furtress is really impressive and one ofthe special sights of Heraklion. It was builtat the entrance of the Venetian port inorder to protect from raids. On its sidescan be seen fragments of the carved lionsof Saint Mark which. On the top, anoutdoor theatre has been built and theyuse it during the summer festivals. Thename Koules is a Turkish name but theVenetians called it Rocca al Mare. TheCastle is open to the public.

The Minoan Palace Of KnossosThe archaeological site of Knossos is at adistance of 5 kms southeast of Heraklion,near the small village of the same namel.It is the largest and most known centre ofthe Minoan civilization.

More information: Bus no 2 runs regularly between Heraklionand Knossos.

The Archaeological MuseumThe Archaeological Museum holds findsfrom Knossos, Archanes, Phaestos, Zakrosand many other archaeological sites inCrete. It’s a must see place for the visitors

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who want to have an overall view of theisland’s archaeological treasures. Popularhighlights include the Phaestos disc, classicHellenic and Roman sculptures, frescoes,jewellery, wall paintings and pottery.

Address: 2, Xanthoudidou strPhone: +30 2810 224 630

MaliaMalia has plenty to do day and night.Plenty of taverns, pubs and discos and alovely beach. A great party place! Onehour and a half away from Heraklion. Getthe bus from the same place as forHersonissos.

AmoudaraWest of Heraklion is the closet summerresort. Restaurants, tavernas, cafes, musicbars, gift and jewellery shops are availablealong the road, with some beach-sidetaverns. You can go there taking the busfrom Eleftherias square (Liberty square) orby taxi.

Chania – RethymnonIf you are planning to stay more than aweek at Crete and specifically at Heraklion,take the chance to visit two more greatcities of the island. Two Venetian towns,with great natural beauties, gorges andvery traditional villages. Rethymnon is 1.5hours away from Heraklion (by bus) andChania is 3 hours away from Heraklion. Forboth destinations you can get the bus fromthe central bus station near the port.

Internet: www.bus-service-crete-ktel.com / www.crete-buses.gr

EXCURSIONSHersonissosHersonissos is the night-life paradise ofCrete. There are hundreds of bars, bighotels and nice restaurants. There are alsonice beaches, especially “limanakia”, anumber of very small bays. Ideal for sea,sun and fun lovers. One hour distance from

the centre of Heraklion. You can go thereby bus. The ticket costs €2,30 and thebuses leave from the station near the port.Kountourioti str, Limenos area.

EATING #EATING#

The Cretans are particularly fond of lamband goat meat. The “ofto lamb and “psito”are well known. Especially famous are theisland’s dairy products. Kefalograviera, thesemi-hard kefalotyri, Anthotyro and softmizythra are all delicious and among thebest Greek cheeses.

LoukoulosFor a special meal in a wonderful terracegarden or the antique interior dining area,which has the appearance of a periodhouse. Loukoulos has interestingMediterranean dishes with a Greek flavourand wonderful eye-appealing salads.

Address: Korai 5, HeraklionPhone: +30 2810 224 435Internet: www.loukoulos-restaurant.gr

Paralia Fish Tavern, OuzerieA traditional fish tavern in Heraklion. Nicefish dishes and some other greekspecialities. Open during the summerseason.

Address: Sofokli Venizelou str 5, HeraklionPhone: +30 2810 282 475

Petousis TavernOne of the most famous tavern inHeraklion. Even if it’s situated in an areawhich is “alive” during summer (Amoudara



is a summer resort in Heraklion), thespecific tavern is full almost every day!Traditional Greek food, special in a verynice environment.

Address: 140 Andrea Papandreou Str, Ammoudara Gazi,HeraklionPhone: +30 2810 821 376 / +30 2810 823 071Internet: www.petousis.gr

AmethistosA traditional tavern with live Greek music.Nice environment and special greek dishessuch as “soutzoukakia”, “keftedakia” (meatballs with herbs) etc.

You can also enjoy the tasteful and famousgyros (pork or chicken) in one of the many“mini grill houses” in Lion Square and inmany other streets of Heraklion. “Pinokio”is very well known for the great gyros, inpita bread, filled with potatoes and“tzatziki” (garlic yoghurt).

Address: Sapoutier str 10, Heraklion. Behind the EleutheriasSquarePhone: +30 2810 226 472

CAFÉS #CAFES#

Most of the cafes and bars in Heraklion arein Korai street, the centre of the town.There is no need to know the number. Theisland even if is the largest in Greece, itslike a “big family”. Just ask someone forhelp, and they’ll gladly point you in theright direction!

Living Room Lounge CaféA trendy café with nice people at thecentre of Heraklion. It opens at 10:00 in

the morning and closes after midnight.

Address: Dedalou Str 2, Heraklion

Rebels CaféA really nice café at Korai square. Most ofthe cafes at this area have tables outsideas well. Even during the winter you canhave your coffee at the pedestrians’ street.

Address: Korai and Perdikari Str 3, Heraklion

TechnopolisIt’s 10 minutes outside the centre ofHeraklion in an area pretty famous duringthe summer. A new, modern building withcinemas, restaurant and a café – bar.

Address: Andreas Papandreou Avenue 116, Amoudara, Heraklion

Café VenetoView over the harbour and VenetianFortress. This place is great especiallyduring the summer (if you manage to finda free table!)

Address: Epimenidou Str 9, 1st floor, HeraklionPhone: +30 2810 223686

Lifestyle CaféA trendy café at the famous Milatou Str.Full of young people during the day, goingthere for chat, socializing and gossiping!

Address: Milatou 18 and Sarantaporou Str, Heraklion

BARS & NIGHTLIFE #BARSANDNIGHTLIFE#


When we are talking about the nightlife inGreek islands (and generally in Greece) wemean intensive nightlife till the morning.



For many Cretans the nightlife begins at18:00 – 19:00 and finishes at 06:00 in themorning!

La BrasserieA small and warm bar at Korai street,which organises pretty often and somegreat lives, mainly with rock bands.

Address: Korai 15, Heraklion

Korai CaféThe most trendy café and bar in town.With trendy colours, decoration, it turns toa hot club after 23:00. With mainstreammusic, some Greek pop songs.

Address: Korai 3 Heraklion

Vanilla ClubOne of the most famous clubs in Heraklion.You can see people from 18 to 35 yearsold. Mainstream music with Greek shots.

Address: Ikarou Avenue 9, Heraklion

To Milo Tis EridosAnother café – bar – club at Korai street.The music depends on the people! Thatmeans that the dj plays according to thefeeling he gets from the customers eachnight. Mainly mainstream music and manyGreek shots especially after 02:00.

Address: Korai 18, Heraklion

SHOPPING #SHOPPING#


The city’s commercial centre is located inthe triangle formed by the Averof, 1821

and Kalokairinou streets, as well as in thesurrounding streets. There are manycommercial stores with clothes and shoesfor all ages and styles. The shoppingcentre of Heraklion, does not have manydifferences from the shopping centres ofother European cities. It’s nice to combineyour shopping with the special delicaciesyou can find in the same streets.“Loukoumades” with honey and the famousbougatsa (pie filled with cream) will makeeven an outstanding shopping bill looksweeter! Beyond the clothes stores, youcan find popular art stores and thetraditional knife stores where you can buythe famous Cretan knives. In the livelytraditional market in the 1866 street, youcan find products for making your ownCretan meal. There are many small shopsoff the main streets which sell localproducts and many gifts shops (some ofthe with really strange gifts!) in 1866Street and more so its side streets.

SLEEPING #SLEEPING#


GOOD VALUEMarin Dream HotelA fully renovated hotel just 2 minutesaway from the centre of Heraklion.Relaxing and trendy environment, friendlyatmosphere and rooms with great view onthe Venetian Castle of Koules.

Address: Doukos Bofor 12, HeraklionPhone: +30 2810 300 019Internet: www.marinhotel.gr



Astoria Capsis HotelOne of the best hotels in the heart ofHeraklion. In the well-known Eleftheriassquare, elegance and luxury moment meetthe friendly and warm environment.

Address: Eleftherias square HeraklionPhone: +30 2810 343 080Internet: www.astoriacapsis.gr

EXCLUSIVEGdm Megaron HotelThe Megaron is the first multi storeybuilding built on Crete! The greatarchitectural design and the interiordecoration, will definitely impress you.

Address: Doukos Bofor str 9, HeraklionPhone: +30 2810 305 300Internet: www.gdmmegaron.gr

Lato Boutique HotelThe stylish leather couches in the lounge,the minimal luxury in the bar, thepanoramic view and the excellent locationare great reasons to choose the specifichotel!

Address: Epimenidou str 15, HeraklionPhone: +30 2810 228 103Internet: www.lato.gr

BASICEl Greco HotelThis is one of the most well known hotelsin Heraklion. It’s situated near the famouslions square, which is the meeting place foreverybody in the town.

Address: 1821 str 4, HeraklionPhone: +30 2810 281 071–5Internet: www.elgrecohotel.gr

Kronos HotelSimple but warm. Friendly people andgood prices. Convenient and with sea view.Sit on the veranda and enjoy the view anda cold drink.

Address: Sofokli Venizelou and M. Agarathou str 2Phone: +30 2810 282 240 / +30 2810 287 395Internet: www.kronoshotel.gr

ESSENTIAL INFORMATION


AirportThe “Nikos Kazantzakis” is one of the threelargest international airports in Greece andis only 10 minutes away from the centre ofHeraklion. If you take a taxi, you will payapproximately 15 euros (including theluggage). 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, justkeep in mind that even if the local traffic isnot huge (during summer the problem ismuch bigger), you will face a greatproblem with parking, especially in thecentre of the town. Get a car only if youplan to visit other cities as well. WithinHeraklion it will be better if you rent a bikeor a motorcycle.

Public TransportBuy tickets for the busses from the kiosksyou will find in many places in the town. Itwill be better to buy tickets for your returnas well, the same time. Buses start at05:30 – 06:00 and the stop aroundmidnight. Buses run every 20 - 30minutes.

TaxiDon’t take a taxi “without reason.” You cango by foot to most of the important placesof Heraklion.

Heraklion Radio Taxi



Phone: +30 2810 210 102

PharmacyEach pharmacy in Heraklion has a notice inthe window showing which are open out ofnormal hours and their addresses.

PostDaskalogianni Square

Phone: +30 2810 234 468

TelephoneCountry code: +30

Area code: 2810

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Sapoutie C2 D2Satha A3Savathianon A2Sfakion A3Simiakou A1 A2Sitias A2Skordilon A2Skra A2Smirnis C3Soumerli C3Spinalongas A3Stavraki B4Talo A3Thalita B1 C1Thenon A4Thessalonikis B3Tilissou A2 A3Tirnadou C4Titou Georgiadi D3Trifitsou C3Tsakiri B2Tsirindanidon A3Tsouderon C3Valestra A2Vanou B3Vassilogeorgi A3Vikela B3Vironos B1 C1Vistaki B2Vourdoumbadon A2Xanthoudidi D2Zervoudaki C4Zoudianou A3

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