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Greek in Chania
Chania or Hania located in the western side of the four prefectures of the Greek Island and every year attracts thousands of visitors by their lovely people, nice food and archaeological sites, with gorgeous sceneries combined by its villages, churches, caves and wonderful beaches that are embellishing the charming prefecture of this city. Its architecture modern, Venetian, Turkish and traditional are mixed together in a perfect harmony, creating a unique and attractive picture.
About Chania
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Chania also spelled Hania, is the second city of Crete and the capital of the prefecture with the same name. It is along the North coast of Crete, about 70 km west of Rethymno and 145 km west of Heraklion. Always the first thing you will hear about Chania – is the old Venetian Harbor port, the narrow shopping streets and waterfront restaurants.
Chania with its narrow shopping streets and waterfront restaurants lodged many worthy wonderful places and monuments such as the famous castle called Frangokastello, The Venetian Harbour, The Djamassi mosque, The Mitropolis Cathedral, The Naval museum, The Chania Harbour, The Chania Ligthhouse and wonderful beaches on the northern side the Islet of Elafonisso, Agia Marina, Agii Apostoli, Kalamaki, Kalyves, Geogioupolis, Kastelli-Kissamos, Kalathas and Platanias such as Sougia and Frangokastelo on the southern side. Falasarna Beach and Kolymbari Beach in the north offer some quieter spots, as same as the beaches of Domata and Loutro in the south.
The Chania Harbour is wonderful where at any particular time of the day the light produces a different result, creating a “different place”. This is the best chance to see some of the old buildings of Venetian and Turkish designs, which Greece once had across the island, and many of them been destroyed by the ravages of war and plunder.
Although Chania is a modern city, the interior is a labyrinth of old Venetian houses that you can wander around with an occasional reminder of the twentieth century. The port is actually in Souda Bay, but there are buses and taxis available to take you into the city.
The mountain villages of Chania provide a view into the “inner Crete” archaeological sites and several caves abound such as Samaria Gorge and many other gorges places of hiking.
The land of contradiction, with its verdant mountains, endless beaches and thrilling gorges, has the ideal scenery for the best holidays of their lives. Due to its variety of characteristics, Chania is the perfect place for families, groups of friends or couples.
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The Castle of Frangokastello
Samaria Gorge
Kalamaki beach
Kavros sunset
Lake Kournas
The Mosque of the Janissaries
Photo gallery
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Reasons to learn Greek in Chania
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The city:
- Population: 53,373 people.
- It has great monuments, historical buildings, fantastic beaches and medieval ruins.
- It has the most beautiful islands of the Mediterranean Sea with its unsurpassed natural beauty in combination with tradition and history.
- It is surrounded by numerous rich options for sightseeing, exploration and discovery.
- Less expensive than some other places in Greece
- Sunshine the whole time
The Greek school in Chania
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Our school in Chania's city offers ideal programs for our students who want to become familiar with the culture and Greek language.
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The students creatively can combine to learn the language and in the afternoon walks around the spectacular town’s Venetian harbor.
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 Greek courses offered in Chania:
» Evening Program (6/9 hours per week.)
» Extended Intensive (20 hours per week.)
» Individual 10 (10 hours per week.)
» Individual 20 (20 hours per week.)
» Individual 30 (30 hours per week.)
» Individual 40 (40 hours per week.)
» Intensive (compact) (20 hours per week.)
Read about our accommodation options in Chania
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