The Morosini Fountain in Heraklion, Crete. Known as The Lions, it was built in 1628 during the Venetian era of the island. #greece #photography

GM! Agios Nikolaos (St. Nicholas) Church in Chania, Crete. Built around 1320 as a Roman Catholic cathedral, it was converted into a mosque after the Ottoman conquest in the 17th century and then back into a church in 1918, this time Orthodox. It is the only building in Greece to possess both a bell tower and a minaret. #greece #photography

GM! Buildings of Heraklion, capital of Crete. Many buildings have an Italian vibe because the island was Venetian for more than 450 years. After that the island was taken by the Ottoman Empire, and Heraklion suffered a 21 years siege, one of the longest sieges in history. The city and the whole island were called Candia back then. #greece #photography

GM! Photo taken in Ioannina #greece #spain

Photo taken in València #spain #photography

GM! The Church of Patraix in València. Patraix used to be its own municipality but became part of the City of València in 1870. #spain #photography

Bon dia! Photo taken in Patraix, València #spain #photography

GM! Misty Lake Pamvotida in Ioannina in the early morning. #greece #photography