Examples of using Spinalonga in English and their translations into German
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Plaka has the islet of Spinalonga directly in front.
Spinalonga, Chissi, Koufonisi, Balosand much more.
There is also a nice beach and one can take a boat to Spinalonga.
Spinalonga has appeared in novels, television series, and a short film.
Elounda, the village opposite of Spinalonga, is a VIP tourist destination.
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Originally, Spinalonga was not an island, it was part of the island of Crete.
In 1579, the Venetians built a fortress on Spinalonga over the ruins of an acropolis.
So Spinalonga became a leper colony which would exist until 1957.
There is no accommodation on Spinalonga, meaning all tours last only a few hours.
Spinalonga would resist for 46 years more, until 1715 when the Turks conquered it.
If you're walking along the path of Spinalonga, dwell for a moment and consider your breath.
Spinalonga Spinalonga is a small island on the east side of Crete, placed in the bay of Elounda, near Agios Nikolaos.
In addition to the abandoned leper colony and the fortress, Spinalonga is known for its small pebble beaches.
Take the boat to Spinalonga and enjoy a fun filled cruise in the sun with a barbecue meal prepared on the beach for you.
In addition to the abandoned leper colony and the fortress, Spinalonga is known for its small pebble beaches and shallow waters.
Most residents of Spinalonga had to emigrate because the revolutionary activity of the Christians caused widespread uncertainty among the Ottoman Crete.
When the Venetians were defeated andsurrendered the remainder of Crete to the Turks, Spinalonga alone remained outside of their control.
The hard life of patients on Spinalonga shaped the island as a place of martyrdom with heartbreaking memories.
I recommend the book it to all those who have planned a visit Spinalonga island during their journey in Crete.
During the Cretan war(1645-1669) Spinalonga offered shelter to refugees and rebels, who harassed the Turks, using the islet as their base.
While the waves lapped we stepped out over the water and sat down to courgettes andfried sardines as we awaited the arrival of our ferry to Spinalonga and thought how good life was.
Villa Iris is located 15 km from Spinalonga and features an outdoor swimming pool, free parking and a safety deposit box.
The Cretan State established the isolation of the lepers in 1903 anddecided to create a leper hospital in Spinalonga, in order for coordinated help to be available to Hansen patients.
Spinalonga remained Venetian for half a century after the Turkish conquest of Crete and became a refuge for Christians fleeing from the Turks.
On our boat journey from Elounda,our guide will tell us the sad history surrounding Spinalonga and the lepers that were once sent there to spend their lives away from their families.
The areas of Spinalonga, Chrissi and Palaeokastro are ideal for fishermen, while the mountainous parts of the prefecture are ideal for those who prefer mountaineering.
At the end of the 19th century, when an export trade permissionwas granted to the island and therefore a large number of residents focused on Spinalonga, especially artisans and sailors who took advantage of the benefit of a secure fortified settlement.
The Fortress Intzedin that protected Souda Bay, Frangokastelo, Firkas at Chania harbor, Kazarma at Sitia, Kales in Ierapetra,Fortezza at Rethymnon and the famous fortified islets Spinalonga, Gramvousa and Souda are all preserved in excellent condition.
In the Cretan republic of 1903 all Turks were obliged to leave Crete but unfortunately the Turks living on Spinalonga refused to leave, this because they were protected by the French marine, which had a naval base on Spinalonga.
Visit special natural and historical sites, that can only be reached by boat,like the former lepra colony Spinalonga, Chrissi Island with its unique landscape and beautiful golden beach or the magnificent Gramvousa Island at the very far west end of Crete.