The crown jewel of Chania, situated at the entrance of the harbor. Originally built by the Venetians and later remodeled by the Egyptians, it is one of the oldest surviving lighthouses in the world.
The bustling, picturesque waterfront lined with colorful historical buildings, cafes, and waterfront dining.
A 17th-century Venetian fortress guarding the harbor entrance. It now houses the Maritime Museum of Crete.
A row of 16th-century arched stone structures historically used to repair and construct ships.
A striking Ottoman mosque located on the harborfront, recognizable by its dome and lack of a minaret. It is one of the oldest Ottoman buildings in Crete and now serves as an exhibition space.
A massive indoor cross-shaped market built in 1913, offering fresh local produce, herbs, and traditional Cretan goods.