kosta_karapinotis
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Any tips for a nice evening to celebrate a birthday in Crete? My friend is turning 35 and wants to celebrate at a restaurant and do a fun activity on the island. Cheers!
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What to do for an evening birthday celebration?
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I'm not sure what city you're in, but if you're in Rethymnon I suggest this restaurant http://www.avli.gr its super bougie and great for a birthday
k_tsoukalas
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This restaurant was great when I went! This one is in Heraklion:
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Merastri, Heraklion: See 1,054 unbiased reviews of Merastri, rated 5 of 5 on Tripadvisor and ranked #2 of 586 restaurants in Heraklion.
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Do you know of a good tour or a good itinerary? I put together a bit of an itinerary in case I decide to do this myself. My preference is to take a good tour, though.
Chania Old Harbor: Thinking to get fresh seafood here - either at a market or in a restaurant. I recall that there's a lot of fresh seafood.
Heraklion Market: Wander through Heraklion's bustling market streets, where stalls overflow with local olive oils, cheeses, and herbs.
Culinary Classes: I am hoping to find a class to take!
Agreco Farms: Visiting this organic farm was a revelation in the importance of farm-to-table eating. This place looks so fun.
Wineries: There's a bunch. I want to track down at least a few during my stay.
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- auroracoor1
- Crete, Greece Forum
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I’m planning a trip to the enchanting old town of Chania and I’ve heard so much about its rich history and vibrant culture. With so many intriguing options, I find myself grappling with where to begin and how to prioritize my time effectively.
For those who have experience of Chania—what would you say should be at the top of my list?
My interests range broadly, from historical landmarks, museums, and art galleries, to culinary delights and local crafts. I’m particularly fascinated by the blend of architectural styles and cultural influences evident in Chania.
Thanks in advance!
For those who have experience of Chania—what would you say should be at the top of my list?
My interests range broadly, from historical landmarks, museums, and art galleries, to culinary delights and local crafts. I’m particularly fascinated by the blend of architectural styles and cultural influences evident in Chania.
Thanks in advance!
