Knossos, Heraklion
Knossos, Heraklion
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On the trail of the Minoan culture
A visit to Knossos is one of the highlights of every trip to Crete. Combine fascinating culture with the pulsating life of the Cretan capital Heraklion.
You will visit the palace of Knossos. This is only 7 kilometers south of Heraklion and was once the largest of all Minoan palaces. It is considered the seat of the legendary King Minos, who built the labyrinth for the Minotaur (the monster half man, half bull). The Minoan culture originated 4.000 years ago and is considered the cradle of Europe. You will encounter this distant epoch on a guided tour through the partially reconstructed palace complex with its fascinating architecture.
Afterwards you will have the opportunity to visit the archaeological museum and the Venetian fortresses. Or you can take a leisurely stroll through the capital's lively shopping streets.
Don't miss this ride!
Excursion organizer: Destination Tourist Services
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Type: History, sights
Prices: from EUR 82.00
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CMS time: 2026-08-06 06:08:01 / CMS time zone: UTC+3
DE-Time: 2026-08-06 05:08:01 / DE time zone: UTC+02:00
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Important note: The contractual partner for this service is the company named in the description. The latter is solely responsible for the fulfillment of the contract. Sales and collections are carried out by the tour operators authorized to act as brokers on behalf of and for invoices from the executing company. The tour guide and your tour operator are not responsible for the contractual fulfillment of the services and are not liable for service disruptions, personal injuries and property damage in connection with these third-party services, unless the breach of duty is due to intent or gross negligence. The executing company reserves the right to make changes to the excursion program.

