If you enjoy history, you’ll love Knossos. This is one of the largest archaeological sites in all of Europe that clearly displays the Bronze Age architecture and lifestyle.
This museum is one of the top places in the world to view Minoan art. Built in the 1930s, it holds many different archaeological treasures discovered in Crete.
The Koules Fortress is situated near Crete’s old port and is known for being a former Venetian fortress when Venetians once ruled the island. It was designed to help soldiers keep a close eye on the island and protect it from possible invaders.
Located in southern Crete, Phaistos is a remarkable place to visit to view archaeological digs. You’ll be able to view the Old Palace, where you can see ancient jars scattered around the site, and the New Palace.
Matala Beach is a stunning beach to visit in Crete. Situated on the edge of a village, the beach features brown/white coloured sand and deep blue water which is bordered by towering white cliffs dotted with trees.