Το Σπήλαιο της Φανερωμένης βρίσκεται σε υψόμετρο περίπου 770μ πάνω από το χωριό Αβδού της επαρχίας Πεδιάδος, σε απόκρημνη τοποθεσία με αρκετά δύσκολη πρόσβαση. Το σπήλαιο έχει μήκος περίπου 45μ και ύψος που φτάνει τα 9μ, ενώ το πλάτος του κυμαίνεται από 4 έως 12 μέτρα.
Between the villages of Ano Varsamonero, Kaloniktis, Ano Malaki and Kato Malaki, at an area full of oaks and ancient olive trees, still stands the ruined Venetian Mansion of Syngelos. Apparently this building was used for controlling and overlooking the region by its owner during the Venetian period or later.
An excellent example of the late Neoclassicism is the building known as «Mavraki House», property of the «Alpha Bank». It was probably erected in the second decade of the 20th century in the neighbourhood Retzep Agha no. 167 street, which a little later was called Sfakion street. The first owner Zaharias Ieronymakis bequested it in 1921 to his son Heraklis Ieronymakis who sold it to Emmanouil Pantelakis.
Τεχνικό φαράγγι στην περιοχή της Ζούρβας που καταλήγει στον κεντρικό δρόμο της περιοχής (υψόμετρο 600 μέτρα), όπου και σχηματίζει καταρράκτη. Ξεκινάει από το μικρό οροπέδιο Βούλισμα (υψόμετρο 940 μέτρα) κι έχει 14 καταβάσεις, η μεγαλύτερη των οποίων 48 μέτρα.
A few meters north of Aitania village starts an impressively steep downhill dirt road leading to the church of Agia Paraskevi. Agia Paraskevi is located in a valley of incredible beauty filled with ancient tall cypress trees that dominate throughout the region. Just below the small chapel, before water drilling changed the underwater water level, there was a sping called Lazarakis which has now dried up. The church of Agia Paraskevi, despite its small size has an impressive history.
On the hill above the village Lefkochori (Voutoufou) at Heraklion we meet the wood of Lefkochori. it covers an area of 72 acres and is a green oasis in the center of Heraklion prefecture. The artificial wood mainly consists of pines and cypress trees. The place can be reached through the road that starts from the village.
The cemeterial temple of the village Arhontiko at province Monofatsi is dedicated to the Assumption of Virgin Mary. While the exterior does not look interesting, the interior impresses the visitor with the Byzantine frescoes in relatively good condition.
According to an inscription, the frescoes date back from 1352 and were painted by Theodosios Galinos.
