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Sitia is a small port town and the center of sparsely populated northeastern Crete. Tourist offerings are largely limited to cafés and restaurants along the large harbor promenade, allowing the town to retain its original charm.

Sitia (Greek: Σητεία) is a port town in the eastern part of the Greek island of Crete, about 70 kilometers from Agios Nikolaos. The ferry from Piraeus via Iraklion to the islands of the Dodecanese stops here. There has also been an international airport since 2005. The municipality (dimos) Sitia has 18,550 inhabitants, the town about 8900. Itanos also belongs to Sitia. https://nl.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sitia

Sitia is a municipality in the east of Lasithi Regional Unit.

Sitia is a very lively port city where tourism plays a minor role.

Well, to be honest, you really have to look for "old houses from the Venetian times" for a long time, except Casarma, maybe another one, does anyone know where? And the highest point in the city is actually the rather ugly airport area. Nevertheless, Sitia - especially in winter - of course has its charm as a small town that functions without tourism and has everything you need.

And you should definitely try the Loukoumadis - a kind of warm pancake - in the Mitsakakis cafeteria, which is located in the promenade. It is a must-have! All of our Cretan friends agree. If Loukoumadis - then Mitsakakis !!

Sitia also has an interesting archaeological museum that is worth seeing.

The basic patterns of Sitía go back to the Venetians. Correspondingly old Venetian houses are therefore often to be seen in the center.