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Agios Nikolaos Ruins Attractions
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1. Knossos
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Elounda, Crete Island, Greece
Heel indrukwekkend voor mij, omdat we er in de les Latijn lang over zijn beziggeweest. Toch viel het ergens tegen omdat grote delen echt ruïnes zijn, nagenoeg gewoon..
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Zakros, Crete Island, Greece
Zakros Minoan Palace is the smallest of the known Minoan palaces, about five times smaller than Knossos , and its location nearest the commercial ..
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Knosos, Crete Island, Greece
This was the first time I experienced ruins outside of Mexico, just after seeing the Parthenon in Athens, that was really fun for me. The city of Athens, though..
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Knosos, Crete Island, Greece
It is a largest, most impressive and one of the best known archaeological excavations in the world.
It was discovered by Arthur Evans.
It was discovered by Arthur Evans.
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Irakleion, Crete Island, Greece
The Heraklion Archeological Museum in Heraklion City is one of the best collections of minoan culture and displays the artefacts of the different ancient phases. See..
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Epano Arkhanai, Crete Island, Greece
die Ausgrabungsstätte des Minoischer Palastes liegt nur wenige Kilometer von der Hauptstatt (Iraklion) entfernt. Er bildete in der ersten Hälfte des 2. Jahrtausend v...
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Knosos, Crete Island, Greece
The ferry dropped us off on Crete and the ruins were nearby. What a treat! Most of the frescos were taken off to preserve, but replicas were being painted, colors,..
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Irakleion, Crete Island, Greece
In general, the tour guides are excellent, and totally necessary, there is so much to see and so much information. I can't imagine ever going to the Greek Islands and..
9. Le Palais
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Knosos, Crete Island, Greece
Knossos Palace is the largest Bronze Age archaeological site on Crete. The palace is about 130 meters on a side and since the Roman period has been suggested as the..
