Minoan Palace of Knossos

Knossos Palace is also a very historical huge palace building, this palace is a very historical place, this area is also a very fun historical ancient city, you can slowly enjoy the scenery here.

All tickets are 10 euros. As soon as I entered, my heart boiled. Although I didn't hire a tour guide, I could see it just by traveling books. The sun is very big, I regret not holding an umbrella, even foreigners have supported it. Remember to bring more water in and put on good shoes. The dolphin mural in the Queen's room was almost missed, because some of it was repaired, and I didn't notice that the dolphin mural was in the corner of the room. I walked back and forth three times before I found that the crowd gathered .....

Once the capital of Crete during the Minos period, the site of the Knossos Palace is the place where the mythical king of Minos used to Guantáros bullheads. The first palace of Knossos was built around 1900 BC and destroyed in an earthquake. The palace was built more spectacular and more elaborate than the previous one. It was the palace that Evans restored.

Amazing to see what these people were able to do

The ruins of the palace of the Minos dynasty, 4,000 years ago, have a unique mural in style, which is completely different from the Acropolis, giving people a new understanding of Greek civilization. Take bus 2 to the Knossos Palace, tickets to buy at the vending machine at the station, the Iraqi people are very friendly and welcoming, tell me to buy the return ticket together, because not every station has a ticket machine.

Crete is the largest island in Greece, and the relics of the Knossos Palace also witness the origin of European civilization. In Greek mythology, the story of the monsters and great mazes of the bullhead gods has been told, until the remains of Knossos have been discovered, and a large number of antiquities have been dug up. It fills the gap in history.

Knossos Palace (The Palace of Knossos) 5 kilometers away from Heraklion. The site is the place where the mythical legend of the Minoan king used to house the Minotaur, which was excavated by British archaeologists in the early 20th century, and the archaeologist spent 35 years of his own seed to partially excavate and re-add the palace, which attracted a lot of controversy.