Heraklion Archeological Museum

Save on time with fast-track tickets before delving into a world of artifacts, history and precious Minoan art at the Heraklion Archaeological Museum.

Explore exhibits like the “Snake Goddess”, the Phaistos Disk, Mino’s ring, and more.

Discover age old frescos from the Minoan period that are preserved at the museum.

Travel back in time to learn about the history and prehistory of Crete through the period rooms.

Pay close attention to the sculptures, bronze work, pottery, and other artifacts as they reveal details of a civilization that existed 5000 years ago.

Enjoy a self-guided tour of the Heraklion Archaeological Museum – home to the most historic Minoan artifacts in Greece and in the world.

With an English audio guide – which you can download onto your smartphone – this is definitely a hassle-free and informative way to visit the Museum.

You'll see exquisite pieces of Cretan art, prehistory, and history – over 5,500 years old from the Neolithic period to Roman times.

Some significant exhibits include Phaistos Disc, Snake Goddess, and Stone Bull's Head Rhyton while the most ancient frescoes include the Bull-Leaping Fresco, Prince of the Lilies, and much more.

Listen to your informative guide for both a history tour and 80+ interesting stories. You can even repeat this audio guide after your Museum visit.

Discover the wonderous history of two of the top historical attractions in Crete – the Heraklion Archaeological Museum and the Knossos Palace.

With an in-depth English audio guides – downloadable onto your smartphone – this is definitely a hassle-free and informative way to visit two outstanding locations.

At the Heraklion Archaeological Museum, you'll see exquisite pieces of Cretan art, prehistory, and history – over 5,500 years old from the Neolithic period to Roman times.

Some significant exhibits include Phaistos Disc, Snake Goddess, Stone Bull's Head Rhyton, and much more.

Move through the corridors of the once-luxurious Knossos Palace, explore the South Propylaeum – showcasing everyday life in ancient times – and learn about the Minoan economy and trade networks at the West Magazines.