Revellino del Porto is a two-storey house with lofts and verandas and astonishing sea views. It is located within the walls of Firka in the old town of Chania. Its history begins in the 16th century when the Venetians, in order to protect the city of Chania, built Revellino del Porto, a fortification to prevent any hostile attacks. Inside the walls the space was formed with appropriate buildings and warehouses. Revellino del Porto lies on the roof of the castle buildings.

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The front porch of the house, of 100sq m, is enclosed within the castle's cloisters and specifically extends over the Venetian coat of arms, the lion of St. Mark - a small miracle of architecture - built in 1580 to become the "guardian angel" of the Venetian city of Chania.
From the large terrace and from the balcony on the 1st floor, located in front of the main bedroom, the view is on the castle's embrasures, meets the lighthouse and overlooks the sea. Yachts, boats and excurs Revellino del Porto Entire townhouse vacation rental best price 24078017
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The northern side of Revellino is occupied by a complex of six consecutive domes, in which large cannon vaults (“Casemátes”) were found, one in each dome; designed in such a way so that the gunfire would cover the entrance of the harbor.
The vault spaces were used as jail houses, from the years of the Ottoman domination to the years of the Greek Civil War. Upon the corner turret of the fort, on the 1st of December 1913, the flag representing the Union of Crete with Greece was symbolically raised.