Explore the Halepa Historic District, of which Domus Blanc is a part. Halepa was an independent town outside the medieval walls of Chania that grew into a distinct neighborhood by the late 1800s. Many international consulates were established there including the French, British, Italian, German, and Austro-Hungarian consulates. Guests can visit the House Museum of Eleftherios Venizelos, a former Greek Prime Minister, in the historic neighborhood.

Explore the nearby beaches, which are often ranked among the best in Europe. Stroll on the warm pink coral sands at Elafonissi Beach, dive into the turquoise waters at Gramvousa & Balos Lagoon, or take a panoramic view of the sunset at Falasarna Beach.

Explore Loutro, a car-free village accessible only by boat or foot. This seaside town is known for its traditional whitewashed houses and tranquil atmosphere.

Explore the Firkas Fortress Archaeological Museum of Chania. Chania sits on one of the most historic, continuously inhabited sites in Europe, with roots tracing back to the ancient Minoan city of Kydonia. Over the centuries, it was subsequently shaped by the Venetians and Ottomans. The Firkas Fortress Archaeological Museum of Chania preserves the wealth of this layered past.