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    Crete-card.com was devel- oped with Ruben Schecker, who left the project in 2007.

    The beautiful panoramas whet in You the appetite for Crete!

  • Original resorts

    • Original resorts

    You will enjoy sitting in cafes and taverns in wonderful little resorts.

    ... and enjoy Manolis playing his mandolin ...

  • Historical cities

    • Cities of Crete

    When submerging in the streets of historical cities and villages you get to breathe the air of old Crete.

    There is history everywhere.

  • Historical buildings
    and archaeology

    • History and archeology

    Minoan palaces, Byzantine churches and Venetian castles inspire to discover as much as ancient cultural sites and caves.

  • Crete city life

    • Clubs, bars etc.

    Night clubs, Jazz clubs etc. are mostly located in bigger cities.

    But there are taverns and folklore restaurants and bars in the smaller resorts, as well.

  • Hiking

    • Hiking on Crete

    Lonely mountain villages, monasteries and rocky gorges.

    In the north of the island you hike through lush flora, through barren mountains in the south.

  • Destination landscape

    • Cretan landscape

    Wind-twisted trees, beaches that resemble paradise and rock formations that could be erected by Titans. There is everything on Crete.

  • Map of Crete – Overview

    • Map-Navigation Crete-card.com

    Move with mouse the rectangle on the lower map. For a particular panorama, click the location on the main map.

Panoramas „all over Crete“

Crete-card.com was devel- oped with Ruben Schecker, who left the project in 2007.

The beautiful panoramas whet in You the appetite for Crete!

Map-Navigation Crete-card.com

Move with mouse the rectangle on the lower map. For a particular panorama, click the location on the main map.

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Iraklio Kreta

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List of all panoramas

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Moni Arkadi - The Explosion Chamber

In 1866, a total of 600 women and children were besieged by 15000 Turkish soldiers, however, refused to surrender.

As the Turks then stormed the monastery, the imprisoned blew themselves and the monastery in the air.

The room, in contrast to the rest of the monastery, was never rebuilt.