Voukolies village is located at the 27th kilometer of the road Chania - Kandanos - Paleochora. It was initially a Muslim village and in 1866 the Turks, in order to consolidate their position, built a strong tower southwest of the village and within half a kilometer from Voukolies. While the newly built tower protected the village against the Cretan Rebels, during the revolution of 1897, 400 Turks were besieged closely by the troops of Timoleon Vassos (6-7 February 1897) till they were forced out at night.
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Nearby places of interest
Straight-line distances
1.3 km
Church of Saint Constantine at Voukolies
2.2 km
Ano Vouves monumental olive tree
2.2 km
Vouves OIive Museum
2.8 km
Mothiana fountain
3.6 km
Church of Saint Stephen at Drakona
3.7 km
Michael the Archangel (Rotonda) church in Episkopi Kissamos
4.1 km
Olivepress Art Factory
5.1 km
Roka Gorge
5.2 km
Gra Kera Monastery at Deliana
5.4 km
Roka Fortress
5.5 km
Church of Saint John the Baptist at Deliana
5.7 km
Monumental Olive Tree of Kamara at Deliana
6.1 km
Saint John the Hermit Cave at Marathokefala
6.5 km
Kefala site by Trialonia
6.5 km
Kakopetros
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German War cemetery at Maleme
7.2 km
Maleme Domed Tomb
7.3 km
Mesavlia - Deliana Gorge
Additional Info
- Location: Chania Prefecture
- Type: Fortress / Tower
- Accessibility: Paved road
- Peak Period: Ottoman Era (1669 - 1898)






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