房源位置

Super Market
Gym
KTEL
Travel agency
Park
Parking
Oven
Pastries
Cafes etc

The building is very close to all important points as well as the beach of Sitia. They can even move on foot as everything is very close !!
The suite is available for rent all year round.
Sights
Archaeological Museum
The thirty showcases of the museum include exhibits from 3500 BC. until 500 AD coming from the wider area of ​​Sitia. The museum is divided into five sections, which refer to respective chronological periods. Among other things, the collection of pottery, clay tablets of Linear A found in the archive of Zakros, figurines from top sanctuaries, a grape press of the neo-palace period and a Hellenistic mill for grinding grain are on display. The ivory male figurine found at Roussolakkos near Palekastro is unique.
Barracks
The fortress of the castle, or Kazarma (Casa di arma), was the barracks of the guard or the command post during the Venetian occupation, ie one of the buildings of Medieval Sitia which was surrounded by a wall. The fortification of the city and the Barracks date back to the late Byzantine period. However, pirate raids, frequent revolts of the inhabitants during the Venetian occupation and even earthquakes caused successive damage to the walls and the Barracks, until the Venetians themselves were forced to destroy them in order to repair them, which did not happen. . During the Turkish occupation, the perimeter walls do not seem to have been rebuilt, but the Barracks was restored and today Turkish additions can be seen, such as the buttons on the ramparts, ie the outposts of the fortress. The Barracks has now been restored and is open to the public offering panoramic views of the bay and the city of Sitia. During the summer period, cultural events (Kornaria) take place in its specially designed space, such as theatrical performances, concerts, lectures, fine arts exhibitions, etc.
Folklore Museum
An folklore museum was organized and operates on the initiative of the cultural association "Vitsentzos Kornaros". The exhibits, which date back to the 19th and early 20th centuries, include embroidery, textiles, wood carvings, local clothing, household items, icons and other items.
Museum - Exhibition of local products
The exhibition-museum of local products was created and operates under the responsibility of the Union of Agricultural Cooperatives of Sitia and aims to promote local products, the economic development of the region and enhance local production. Dominant products are the olive oil "Sitia", the "Cretan local wine" of Sitia, and the tsikoudia Varvaki.
Transportation
Road access to Sitia is provided by two main axes. The southern leads from Ierapetra crossing the province of Sitia from the Libyan to the Cretan Sea. The northern road connects Sitia with the capital of the prefecture, Agios Nikolaos. With the rest of Greece, Sitia is connected by air and ferry.
KTEL Lassithi-Heraklion
The Κ.Τ.Ε.Λ. operates itineraries to all the villages of the province and other large cities of Greece.
Coasting
The port of Sitia serves mainly small fishing boats and sailing boats, but is potentially able to serve larger passengers. Sitia is connected to Piraeus by ferry with the passenger "Prevelis" of AN.EK. At the same time, Sitia is connected with islands of the Cyclades and the Dodecanese.
Planes
Sitia Airport can accommodate small and medium-sized aircraft. Regular flights are operated to and from Alexandroupolis, Athens, Rhodes, Karpathos, Kasos, Aktio and Heraklion. The airport is also able to accommodate charter flights and private jets.
Situated only 400 metres away from Sitia beach, offers accommodation with well-equipped kitchenette and free Wi-Fi throughout.
Within a few metres,guests can reach a mini market, bars,taverns and a bus stop.