Lappa

Situated south east from Georgioupolis, the ancient city of Lappa stands as a testament to the island’s rich history and archaeological significance. This historical site, also known as “Argyroupoli” in modern times, offers a captivating journey back in time.

Lappa was a thriving city in antiquity, inhabited since the Minoan era. It reached its zenith during the Roman and Byzantine periods. Today, its well-preserved ruins provide a glimpse into the daily life, culture, and architecture of ancient Crete.

Visitors can explore the remnants of Roman baths, mosaic floors, and the intricate structure of the city’s aqueducts. The most iconic feature of Lappa is the Roman Bridge, which spans the Lappas River and showcases the engineering prowess of its time.

The site is also home to a series of captivating springs and waterfalls, adding to its allure. These natural wonders have made Argyroupoli a favorite spot for both history enthusiasts and nature lovers.