Apokoronas axiotheata
  • Map
  • The Monuments
    • Late Minoan tholos tomb at Stylos
    • Late Minoan pottery kiln at Stylos
    • Church of Panagia (the Virgin Mary) Zerviotissa
    • Church of Agios Ioannis Theologos (St John the Divine) in Stylos
    • Watermill of Kalogeroi in Stylos
    • Late Minoan megaron at Samonas
    • Church of Agios Nikolaos (St Nicholas) in Kyriakoselia
    • Ottoman fortress at Nio Chorio
    • Venetian-Turkish farmhouse in Nio Chorio
    • Modernist School in Vamos
    • Watermill in Kalyves
    • Early Christian basilica at Almyrida
    • Folklore Museum of Gavalochori
    • Pre-industrial Venetian olive mill in Gavalochori
    • Wells of the Venetian period in Gavalochori
    • Wells of the Venetian period in Palailoni
    • Monastery of Agios Georgios (St George) in Karydi
    • Monastery of Panagia (the Virgin Mary) in Karydi
    • Hellenistic bridge of “Elliniki Kamara” in Vrysses
    • Ottoman Tower of Alidakis in Embrosneros
    • Church of Agios Nikolaos (St Nicholas) in Maza
    • Church of Panagia (the Virgin Mary) in Alikambos
    • Late Minoan tholos tomb at Fylaki
    • Church of Agios Georgios (St George) in Kournas
    • National Resistance Headquarters in Asi Gonia
    • Nazi Tunnels at Kokkino Chorio
  • The Routes
    • The Route of Water
    • The Route of Sustainability
    • The Route of Rural Life
    • The Route of Life and Death
    • The Route of Byzantine Art
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The website was created as part of a Program Agreement (2023–2026) between the Ministry of Culture, the Region of Crete, the Municipality of Apokoronas, and the Neohellenic Architecture City and Culture Lab - Technical University of Crete, titled “Exploring possibilities for establishing a cultural route in the Municipality of Apokoronas, Chania, through the protection, promotion, restoration, and reuse of its significant monuments.”
Project Scientific Director: Professor Amalia Kotsaki, Director of the Neohellenic Architecture City and Culture Lab - Technical University of Crete.
Website design: Ianis Kouvaris, graphic designer and web designer
Interactive map design: Spyros Staridas, cartographer
Website texts: Maria Andrianaki, MA in Archaeology, and Sonia Konstantinidi, PhD in Archaeology
Translation of texts into English: Rosemary Tzanaki
Photographs: Sotiris Zapantiotis

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