Explore Spinalonga with Stanza's guided offline audio tour.

Spinalonga is a small island in the Gulf of Elounda known for its historic Venetian fortress and its former use as a leper colony. It is now a prominent tourist destination and archaeological site.
The historical entrance to the island, often the first point of contact for those arriving at the leper colony.

Step inside this dark, arched passage that once served as both a defensive military route and a threshold into a life of isolation.
A secondary gate that leads visitors from the fortification walls into the narrow streets of the former settlement.

Notice the 1583 date carved into the stone of this secondary gate, which marks the entrance to the residential streets.
Essential Venetian infrastructure designed to collect and store rainwater, which was critical for survival on this arid island.

Survival on this arid island depended on these low, vaulted stone chambers designed to capture every drop of rainwater.
The spiritual heart of the leper colony, dedicated to the patron saint of physicians and the sick.

This red-tiled stone church served as the spiritual heart of the island, dedicated to the patron saint of physicians.
A site of intense social history where incoming residents and goods were processed and disinfected.

New arrivals were often stripped of their old identities in this heavy stone room, a final transition into life as an outcast.
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