Tour Description:
Would you like to discover the history of Crete without spending the entire day on an excursion? We have prepared a tour that is both easy-going and rich in fascinating history, covering some of Crete’s most important landmarks.
Together, we will explore the history of the great Minoan civilization, visit Knossos Palace, walk through the capital of the island — Heraklion — and discover the famous Archaeological Museum.
Set aside half a day to immerse yourself in the mysteries of ancient Crete. You will walk through the grounds of Knossos Palace, believed by some historians to be the legendary Labyrinth of the Minotaur. You will learn the story of King Minos’ palace and the history of ancient Crete itself — making this experience interesting and educational for both adults and children.
The excursion continues at the Archaeological Museum, home to hundreds of unique artifacts from Minoan culture. You will discover one of the world’s most fascinating civilizations through famous frescoes (including the Bull Fresco), the Phaistos Disc, statues, jewelry, pottery, and many other treasures thousands of years old.
We offer visits to Knossos Palace, Heraklion city, and the Archaeological Museum from both Heraklion and Lassithi regions.
Prices (Departure from Heraklion Area):
The excursion is available from Analipsi, Anissaras, Gouves, Gournes, Karteros, Kokkini Hani, Malia, Sissi, Stalida, Hersonissos and other resorts in the Heraklion region.
• Adults (13+ years): €40
• Children (5–12 years): €20
• Infants (0–4 years): free (sitting on parents’ lap)
Included in the Price:
• Transportation by comfortable coach throughout the route
• сопровождение Russian-speaking guide throughout the excursion
Extra Costs / Not Included:
• Entrance tickets to Knossos Palace and Archaeological Museum (€20 + €20)
Children under 18 enter free of charge
• Souvenirs
• Food and drinks
What to Bring:
• Comfortable walking shoes
• Hat
• Sun protection
• Water





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