Back to newsGreece's Minister of Culture, the Governor of Crete, and the Mayor of Heraklion recently conducted an on-site inspection of ongoing restoration works on Heraklion's Venetian Walls, specifically in the Sabionara, Bembo, and Agios Frantziskos section. The Venetian Walls are a UNESCO-recognized monument dating back to the 16th century and rank among the best-preserved medieval fortifications in the Mediterranean. The high-level visit signals continued government commitment to the restoration project. Tourists visiting Heraklion should be aware that sections of the walls and surrounding pathways may have restricted access during active works. The walls remain a major attraction, offering panoramic views over the city and harbor. Visitors can explore accessible sections via the waterfront promenade near the Koules Fortress.
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Greek Officials Inspect Restoration of Historic Heraklion Venetian Walls
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