Sentences with phrase «venetian harbour»

Rethymnon still maintains its old aristocratic appearance, with its buildings dating from the 16th century, arched doorways, stone staircases, Byzantine and Hellenic - Roman remains, small Venetian harbour and narrow streets.

The pretty town of Kyrenia is just 8 miles away, ideal for a day out shopping or exploring the historic Venetian harbour area.

A great value, budget boutique hotel in the heart of Kyrenia, with the famous Venetian harbour and castle almost on your doorstep.

Chania is a beautiful little city, wrapped around a picture - postcard Venetian harbour that is the starting point for lots of boat excursions, including a pirate boat trip.

Chania, which was the island capital of 1971, is a charming city with a magnificent Venetian harbour.

Take a day or a few hours and visit the old town of Rethymnon — take a stroll down the alleys down towards the Venetian harbour, be sure to take a camera and do not miss a single photo opportunity.

Chania, which is prettily arranged around a gorgeous Venetian harbour, is perfect for a day trip, and kids will enjoy the boat excursions and water park.

You shouldn't miss out on Crete's beautiful historic capital of Chania, which is just 14 miles away, and has a charming Venetian harbour, plus bags of shops, bars and restaurants.

Or you could head into Chania Town to stroll around its marvellous Venetian harbour and perhaps enjoy a cocktail on a glamorous rooftop terrace.

The gorgeous city of Chania Town, which was the Cretan capital for centuries, is built around a beautiful Venetian harbour.

This is Crete's second city, wrapped around a beautiful Venetian harbour, and is packed with great shops, bars and restaurants.

Beautiful Chania Town is a fantastic place for a day trip, and there are lots of boat excursions from its spectacular Venetian harbour.

A dander down the docks in almost any Croatian coastal town will involve a stroll along a Venetian harbour.

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Its harbour is in the capital where several alleys lead steeply to the citadel, a landmark that can be seen for miles and elsewhere there are old churches, monasteries and Venetian castles and homes.

The elegant harbour, one of the most beautiful in the Mediterranean, was built under the Venetians, and is overlooked by an Ottoman - era mosque and a charming lighthouse built to resemble a minaret.

The harbour is the centre of the action, an elegant ensemble of Venetian buildings overlooking wooden fishing boats and yachts.

Along with the sandy town beach and a harbour bustling with eateries and shops, there are colourful houses and the impressive ruins of a Venetian Castle.

The slender lighthouse which still guards the harbour was originally constructed by the Venetians, and then rebuilt under the Turks in the 19th century.

For a great historic experience on your Kanapitsa holiday, head to the Venetian castle and admire the impressive panoramic views of the harbour and the sea.

The sea is a mere 30 yards away, and the famous Venetian curved harbour just a few yards away, so it's a very short stroll for a Turkish coffee in the morning, a fresh fish lunch, or rooftop dining under the stars at night.

Unmistakable Venetian architecture rises above the atmospheric backstreets and sun - drenched waterfront, old world tavernas peering out over the quaint little harbour of colourful fishing boats and the ancient sea wall.

The views of a charming Venetian piazza, of the artist's garden, or of boats rocking in a harbour, the nude models, faithful hounds and snoozing cats are all back in the Royal Academy for the 244th year of the world's oldest and largest open art exhibition — it's just that this time they're very, very small.

Patrick Heron - Harbour Window with Two Figures, St Ives (1950, Tate)- Manganese in Deep Violet (1967, Estate of the Artist)- Cadmium with Violet, Scarlet, Emerald, Lemon and Venetian (1969, Tate)

Sydney Harbour, European landscapes and Venetian boat scenes are the subjects of these early works.