Marvel at the remnants of Knossos Palace, home of Minos and the legendary Minotaur. Instant Online tickets from 26€. Audio Guides from 3,50€

Knossos Palace, located on the Greek island of Crete, is one of the most famous archaeological sites in the world. The palace was built around 1700 BC and served as an important center for Minoan culture until its destruction by a fire around 1450 BC.

In 1900, British archaeologist Sir Arthur Evans unearthed thousands of clay tablets at Knossos, Crete, the site of the legendary Palace of Minos. These tablets were found in administrative archives and bore two distinct scripts— Knossos Linear B Tablets and Linear A.

The history of Knossos is not just about an archaeological treasure; it’s a vital chapter in the narrative of human civilization. The remnants of Knossos reveal a story of …

5 days ago · Visitors to Knossos Palace, the largest Bronze Age archaeological site on Crete, can explore its renowned ancient ruins, intricately reconstructed frescoes, and legendary historical significance, including associations with the myth of the Minotaur and King Minos.

Discovered in 1903 by Sir Arthur Evans in the Temple Repositories of Knossos, these figurines date back to 1600 BCE, during the Late Minoan I period. Their purpose remains debated—were they representations of a goddess, priestesses performing rituals, or protective household idols?

Deep within the ruins of the Palace of Knossos, in the heart of the Throne Room, sits an ancient alabaster chair that has puzzled archaeologists for over a century. Discovered by Sir Arthur …

Discover the Archaeological Landscape of Knossos—a journey through ancient Crete's heart and the remnants of a vibrant past.

Situated on the island of Crete, the Palace of Knossos is a sprawling complex that exemplifies advanced engineering and artistic talent. Estimated to date back to 1900 BC, this …

The architectural evolution of Knossos, with each layer revealing a different era, mirrors the history of Protopalatian Crete. From early Neolithic structures to sophisticated Bronze Age palaces, these layers represent the dynamic changes …