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Chania recent comments:

  • Αγία Αικατερίνη / Saint Catherine, SASMK wrote 6 years ago:
    Saint Catherine: western Nea Hora parochial Greek Orthodox church.
  • DS Dog Grooming, Erymanthea wrote 8 years ago:
    Ακρωτηρίου 56, ΧΑΝΙΑ τηλέφωνο για ραντεβου: 28210 44569
  • IASIS HOSPITAL, mandraek wrote 11 years ago:
    M.Mpotsari 76-78 73136, Chania tel: +30 28210 70800, fax: +30 28210 91140 email: info@iasishospital.gr
  • Dixons, mandraek wrote 11 years ago:
    Tel: 2102891000
  • The former turkish mosque Yiali Tzami, better known as "Out of the Janissaries", makilemur wrote 11 years ago:
    Since many years "Turist Information"
  • retsaurant, iliemma wrote 14 years ago:
    Perfect food, with incretable view of the old port and of course very friendly and happy people
  • Porto Veneziano Hotel 3*, Platsidakis Yannis (guest) wrote 16 years ago:
    Dear Sirs, We kindly ask you to exclude from the name of our hotel the trade mark: "Best Western" as we do not collaborate with Best Western Reservation System any more! The right brand name of our hotel is " Porto Veneziano Hotel". We would highly appreciate your help & prompt assistance to this matter. Sincerely, Yannis Platsidakis Owner - Manager Owner/Manager
  • The French school, alexandros (guest) wrote 16 years ago:
    hello,i am greek living in belguim and my son goes to a french(7 years old)i am thinking of moving to chania and need some information about enrollment and prices,best regards alexandros.
  • Old town of Chania, Ebeid Soliman (guest) wrote 17 years ago:
    In this area me (Ebeid Soliman) and my friends have spent the best 2 weeks in our lifes. We enjoyed the sunshine at the harbour, the ancient buildings at the old town and fresh and deligious Greeke sea food.
  • Church of Aghios Ioannis, SkarmoutsosV wrote 17 years ago:
    Using the official ELOT 743 transliteration system, which is adopted by the United Nations for place names, the title should be "Agios Ioannis".