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Christmas in Market Square in ChaniaTown
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Christmas in Market Square in ChaniaTown
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The old port of Chania
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Entrance of the Old Port of Chania
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Venetians Palaces in the town of Chania along the pier of the Old Port
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The lighthouse of the Venetian era, entrance to the old port of Chania
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The lighthouse of the Venetian era, which marks the entrance to the old port of Chania
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The old town of Chania with Venetian buildings
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Naval Museum of Chania
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Naval Museum of Chania. Exhibition hall with ships models of World War II
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Naval Museum of Chania. Exhibition hall with ships models of World War II
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The ancient stores of spices and goods in the Old Port of Chania
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White Mountains National Park (southwest of the island)
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White Mountains National Park (southwest of the island). The highest mountains, exceeding 2200 m above sea level
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The bay of Elafonisi, southwest tip of the island
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Along the coast are often found small votive churches built by fishermen
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Pelekanos Bay on the south-west coast of the island
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Heraklion. The archaeological citadel ruins of Knossos dating back to 2000 B.C.
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The archaeological ruins of Knossos. The temple was made up of over 400 rooms connected by stairways and arcades
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The archaeological ruins of Knossos. The temple was made up of over 400 rooms connected by stairways and arcades
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The hallways, side and several decorated halls entrances, creating a labyrinth path in which it is easy to get lost
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A stretch of arcades give an idea of the magnitude of the temple and how it was originally decorated the palace (Minoan Era)
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A stretch of arcades give an idea of the magnitude of the temple and how it was originally decorated the palace (Minoan Era)
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Knossos Temple. The Queen rooms decorated with dolphins
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Knossos Temple. The throne room decorated with griffons
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Knossos Palace was decorated with wall paintings representing scenes of life and mythological scenes at the Minoan Era
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The refined design of the Knossos Palace
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Heraklion. Knossos Palace. The face of the Prince of the Lilies
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Heraklion. Knossos Palace. The three dancers
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Heraklion. Knossos Palace. The painting of the bull jumping
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The bearers of pitchers that could contain wine, water, oil or perfume essences for the King and Queen
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Crete Island
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