Plateia Venizelou

Venice Square in Heraklion (Plateia Venizelou) is one of the main squares in Heraklion. The museum still has a look. After all, this is the birthplace of Greek mythology. It is a small seaside square with a metal dolphin sign, and the commercial area is nearby. The museum here is worth seeing, because it is the birthplace of Greek mythology. Just opposite the lighthouse, Hania's famous attractions are in this area. There is a beach when you walk to the lighthouse. There are fewer people and it is suitable for serious appreciation.

The Lion Square is located in the center of the city and is one of the main squares in Heraklion. Crete was once a colony of Venice, and the Lion is the symbol of Venice. The Morrosini fountain in the center of the square was built in 1628 and was supervised by the then Governor Morrosini.

The Morosini Fountain, also known as the Lion Fountain, was built in 1628 by the governor of the city, Morosini. Water spewed out of the mouths of four stone lions and fell into the eight finely carved sinks below.

Beautiful scenery, clean environment, worth seeing!

Very interesting and a place worth visiting.