The "Long Passage" is one of the most significant city streets of the city that played an important role in the construction of the street network during the Venetian period. It is located about in the middle of the city, crossing it from the north to the south.
It was named "long passage" due to its geometric characteristics (short amplitude and long length). During the Turkish Empire it was called "Youzoun yol" or "Youzoun sokak" and was the main street of the district.
On this street, there are several two or three floor buildings of traditional architecture (folk style) and a few architectural elements dating back to the Venetian and the Turkish period.