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The Palazzo Vecchio was built in the 15th Century, in the days of the Venetians and is located in the mediaeval city of Rethymnon.
The imposing presence of the Venetian fortress, the Fortezza, the impressive building complex of the old Administration centre, the great square with echoes of past centuries and the pulse of contemporary life.
The visitor feels that he is walking back in time, passing from today to yesteryear, ending up, as he crosses the threshold of Palazzo Vecchio, in the age of the knights.
The Palazzo Vecchio is one of the oldest mansions of Rethymnon, a shining example of Venetian urban architecture. It has been restored with skill, taste and respect for its history.
The discreet alterations have simply made it possible to support and satisfy the needs of modern people, without distorting its authentic architectural character or grandeur.
The formation of the internal areas, the furnishings, the large cobbled courtyard and the romantic pool all fully accord with the aesthetic commands of the same artistic tradition.
Thus the guest enjoys an unique journey into the magical, almost fairytale-like, times of the Venetians, at the same time as living in a carefully - thought - out environment that discreetly satisfies the demands of a modern way of life.
Modern techniques were employed in its restoration,but traditional Rethymniot building skills and authentic Venetian aesthetics were assiduously followed.
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