Location

Koromilo Residences are located in the heart of Heraklion, in one of Heraklion’s most charming and peaceful areas, the apartment combines a central position with a calm, authentic atmosphere. Just steps away from the Old Venetian Harbour and the iconic Koules Fortress, guests can enjoy the beauty of the sea while being within walking distance of everything the city has to offer.

The neighborhood is known for its award-winning restaurants, trendy cafés, and boutique shops, where visitors can savor Cretan flavors, enjoy a relaxed coffee by the port, or explore local craftsmanship.

A short walk up the main street leads directly to the famous Morosini Fountain (Lions Square) — the vibrant heart of Heraklion, surrounded by lively eateries and historic charm. For culture lovers, the Historical Museum of Crete and the Natural History Museum are both within a few minutes’ walk, offering fascinating insights into the island’s rich past and unique natural environment. Public transportation, the central bus station (KTEL), and the port are easily accessible for day trips to Knossos Palace, Rethymno, Chania, or Agios Nikolaos. Private parking is available upon prior arrangement, ensuring convenience for guests traveling by car.

Located between Rethymno and Lassithi on the eastern side of Crete, Heraklion is the most popular destination on the island. Heraklion Town, the dynamic hub of the area, is one of Crete’s busiest cities.

Two of Crete’s most important structures, the Palace of Knossos and the Palace of Phaistos, are located in the Heraklion region. The Minoan Palace of Knossos is the largest of all Minoan palace complexes, spanning over 20,000 square meters. Visitors are transported back in time to the Minoan culture by the striking red columns, colorful murals, and the famous royal room.

Located on the eastern slope of Kastri Hill, the Minoan Palace of Phaistos is regarded as the second most significant Minoan site after Knossos. It attracts history buffs from all over the world because of its breathtaking natural surroundings.

Heraklion maintains a wonderful, almost storybook atmosphere despite its frequently bustling downtown. The Koules Fortress near the Venetian harbor, Turkish and Venetian fountains, structures from the Venetian era, the Venetian Loggia, and a number of museums, including the Archaeological Museum, the Historical Museum, and the Museum of Natural History, may all be found when exploring Heraklion Town.