• Skalidakis Cretan Knives - The Knives district in Chania provides a distinctive experience for visitors with its variety of specialized shops and artisans who craft and sell different types of knives. From traditional Greek designs to contemporary styles, this district appeals to both collectors and enthusiasts, offering insight into the craftsmanship and history of blade-making in the area.
• Skridlof - Skridlof Street, also known as the Street of Leather, is a lively center in Chania dedicated to leather goods. Visitors can explore numerous shops offering a wide range of leather products, from bags and shoes to belts and jackets. Whether looking for a unique souvenir or a fashionable accessory, this vibrant street offers an opportunity to experience the craftsmanship and quality of leather products while wandering through its charming alleys.
• Cathedral of Saint Mary of the Assumption - The Cathedral of Saint Mary of the Assumption is a serene landmark in the heart of Chania, providing a place for quiet reflection and spiritual solace. With its elegant architecture and historical importance, the cathedral invites visitors to admire its beauty and immerse themselves in its peaceful atmosphere. As a place of worship and cultural heritage, it symbolizes faith and tradition in the vibrant city of Chania.
• Old Venetian Harbor - The Old Venetian Harbor in Chania captivates with its timeless charm and scenic waterfront views. Rich in history, this iconic harbor invites visitors to stroll along its cobblestone paths, lined with quaint cafes and colorful buildings. From the ancient lighthouse to the imposing Venetian fortress, the harbor tells tales of maritime adventures and trading routes of the past. Today, it remains a bustling focal point where locals and tourists gather to enjoy the beauty and tranquility of the Mediterranean seafront.
• Kucuk Hasan Mosque - The Kucuk Hasan Mosque in Chania stands as a testament to the city’s rich cultural heritage and its Ottoman legacy. With its distinctive architecture and peaceful ambiance, the mosque offers a glimpse into Chania’s multicultural history. Nestled amidst the bustling streets, it serves as a place of worship and a reminder of the diverse influences that have shaped the city over the centuries.
• Church of Agios Nikolaos - There are a few more stops along the way, but those will be kept as a surprise to make the experience even more special.

• 2-hour guided walking tour
• Professional tour guide

• Gratuities (optional)

Many travelers believe they have experienced Chania after a brief walk around the Venetian Harbor or capturing a photo by the lighthouse. However, the true essence of Chania, rich with ancient echoes, Venetian charm, and remnants of various civilizations, lies just beyond the bustling streets.

Numerous cruise visitors explore independently and only scratch the surface. They overlook the hidden alleys where history resides, the Byzantine walls that still hold secrets, and the cultural fusion that has shaped Crete’s most captivating city. Without a local guide, it’s easy to depart Chania with the impression of having seen it all, when in reality, only the surface has been touched.

This is why the Walking Tour in Chania offers an opportunity to genuinely connect with the city. The guide customizes the experience to match your pace and interests, taking you through timeless landmarks and secluded spots. In just a few hours, you will discover the Chania that most travelers never get to experience.

For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.