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Old Town of Chania The old walled town invites the visitor to become lost amongst its theatrical bustle of shops, markets, tavernas, bars, and village street life. The town is a beautiful puzzle of Minoan, Venetian, and Turkish architecture punctuated by hidden squares.
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Restaurants Karnagio (Greek) Classic Greek cuisine for all tastes; incredible outdoor eating on the waterfront. Konaki (Greek Kitchen) Traditional Greek food with authentic live Cretan music in the back streets of the old harbour. Tamam (Eastern & vegetarian) A small intimate eatery in a former Turkish baths, something different & interesting. Anemos (International) Highest quality international restaurant with a huge menu to choose from. Mathios (Local, seafood) A small family taverna. Traditional Cretan seafood dishes with a great reputation.
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Attractions Leather Street (Skridlof Str.) Just up from the harbour you'll find this unique collection of old shops selling leather goods, from bags to boots, all made locally, and at great prices. A real tourist attraction. Archaeological Museum (On Halidon Street) In an old Venetian church, here is a fine collection of sculpture, mosaics, and pottery dating back to Neolithic times. Naval Museum In the Firkas fortress on the harbour, see Chania's naval history, complete with great models and displays. The Agora This huge ninety year-old covered market has fresh fruit, vegetables, fish and meat, as well as Cretan gifts and souvenirs.
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