Knossos – The Largest Bronze Archaeological Site On Crete

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Knossos, just outside Heraklion, is the largest Bronze Age site on Crete and once the palace of the legendary King Minos, with a history stretching back to around 2000 BC. We’d built it up as the essential Cretan ruin, so we made the three-hour bus trip from Chania to see it. In the end it left us a little cold, and we go into the reasons why on the blog, though the fading evening light and thin late crowds did help.

Read about what you are seeing Knossos: The “Modern” Minoan Palace Near Heraklion Just outside of Heraklion, the biggest city and capital of Crete, lie the ruins of Knossos: one of the most remarkable archaeological...

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