Church of Agia Ekaterini

Very beautiful island, the origin of Greek civilization

Located in the northeast corner of Agia Ekaterini Square, next to St. Minas Cathedral. The church, built in the 16th century, is now mainly used to display the Renaissance exhibits in Crete.

The church is dignified and elegant, and the atmosphere is a landmark of the city.

Agia Ekaterini in English means St. Catherine, so the square where it is located is called St. Catherine Square. This church, although it looks ordinary, is quite old and was built by the Venetians in the 16th century. It is now a museum with mainly sacred and religious paintings.

The church is long gone, and many people still worship