Agia Roumeli, Sfakia, Chania,Crete
Fortress of Agia Roumeli
Location: |
On a hill west of Agia Roumeli, at the exit of Samaria Gorge, at the south coast of Crete |
Region > Prefecture: | |
Crete Chania | |
Municipality > Town: | |
City of Sfakia • Agia Roumeli | |
Altitude: | |
Elevation ≈ 190 m |
Time of Construction | Origin | |
1869 | OTTOMAN |
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Castle Type | Condition | |
Small Fort |
Not Good
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A Turkish fortress of the 19th century on a hill above the village of Agia Roumeli and the south exit of the gorge of Samaria in Crete.
First entry in Kastrologos: | November 2012 |
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Access |
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Approach to the monument: |
The fortress is on a hill above Agia Roumeli, at the south end of the Samaria gorge. You need to walk for about 1 hour to reach the fort. |
Entrance: |
Free but difficult access |
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