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› Herakleion Archaeological Museum Herakleion Archaeological Museum Iraklion view position on Satellite map
Xanthoudidou St. tel. +30 2810 226092/226470
The most magnificent collection of Minoan art and culture in the world, unique in beauty and completeness is housed in this museum. The exhibiton of the museum is organized in chronological order, ranging from the Neolithic period to the Roman era (4th century A.D.) and geographically, according to the provenance of the finds.
› Knossos - Palace and Archaeological site Knossos -  Palace and Archaeological site Temenos,Iraklion view position on Satellite map
The famous Palace of king Minos and the centre of the Minoan civilisation 5km south of Iraklion. The Great Palace covered an area of 20.000 sq. meters and had 1.400 rooms. Every section of the Palace had a specific use. In the west side of the Palace were the chambers of the ceremonies, of the administration and of the public storehouse...
› Phaistos Palace and Archaeological Site Phaistos Palace and Archaeological Site Phaistos (Messara plain- area of Tymbaki) view position on Satellite map
The archaeological site, the palace, the findings - The Festos Disc. According to mythology, Phaistos (or Festos) was the seat of king Radamanthis, brother of king Minos. It was also the city that gave birth to the great wise man and soothsayer Epimenidis, one of the seven wise men of the ancient world.
Excavations by archaeologists have unearthed ruins of the Neolithic times (3.000 B.C.).
› Gortys archaeological site Gortys archaeological site Gortys, Agioi Deka view position on Satellite map
Located in the valley of Messara, Gortys is a must visit for all visitors to Crete. It was inhabited during Bronze Age times, but its rise to glory came almost a millennium after the downfall of the 'Minoans'. Gortys was a prosperous city from around the middle of the 5th century BC through to the early 9th century AD, when it was finally destroyed by the Saracens (824AD), never to be rebuilt.
› Malia Palace and Archaeological Site Malia Palace and Archaeological Site Malia, Pediada, Iraklion view position on Satellite map
The Palace of Malia, which covered an area of 7,500 sq.m. , is the third- largest of the Minoan Palaces and is considered the most "provincial" from the architectural point of view. The first Palace was built in 1900 BC and destroyed in 1700 BC when a new Palace was built. Following the fate of the other palaces in Crete it was also destroyed in 1450 BC . and the present ruins are mainly those of the new palace.
› The Museum of Cretan Ethnology The Museum of Cretan Ethnology Voroi view position on Satellite map
The exhibited objects in the Museum come from all over Crete. These objects show that the folk culture of Crete is characterized by an amalgam of influences in which Minoan (2000-1000 BC), Archaic (1000-500 BC) and Byzantine models prevail, especially in agriculture, stock breeding, pottery and basketry.
› Historical & Ethnographic Museum of Crete Historical & Ethnographic Museum of Crete Iraklion town view position on Satellite map
At 7 Kalokairinou St. Heraklion-Crete.Tel +30 2810 283219
The history and culture of Crete, from the first centuries of the christian era to our present time. An exceptional museum featuring a collection of extremely precious objects, a must see for every visitor to Crete.
› Koules Venetian fortress (Castello del Molo ) Koules Venetian fortress (Castello del Molo ) Iraklion town ,Venetian port view position on Satellite map
The Venetian fortress Koules, built in the 16th century (1540), dominates the entrance to the old port. It was almost a self contained "town" with 26 rooms on the ground floor, a chapel, a windmill a bakery and a prison. Today, it is open to visitors and hosts various cultural activities (art exhibitions, music, theatre).
› The Catholic Church in Crete Iraklion Town view position on Satellite map
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› The cave of Agia Paraskevi at Skotino The cave of Agia Paraskevi  at Skotino Gouves, Pediada view position on Satellite map
This is one of the three largest caves in the prefecture of Heraklion. It lies at half an hour distance to the north-west from the village of Skotino and is at a height of 225 m. above sea-level. The entrance to the cave is impressive: a large arch, 27 m wide and 10 m high. To the right one can see the ruins of an ancient chapel on which the modern chapel dedicated to Aghia Paraskevi was built. There is a feast held in front of the chapel on July 26th .
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