Step into Europe’s oldest city on a guided tour of Knossos Palace, now a UNESCO World Heritage Site. Once the seat of a mighty Bronze Age king, Knossos was a vast complex of more than 1,500 interlocking rooms; from the throne of “Minos” and sacred sanctuaries to luxurious royal quarters, treasure-filled storerooms, and advanced water systems.

Hear how the first palace rose soon after 2000 BC, only to be destroyed by an earthquake in 1700 BC, and rebuilt into an even more magnificent four-storey complex adorned with vibrant frescoes, monumental courts, and specialized workshops. For over 300 years, it reigned as the political and ceremonial heart of Minoan Crete until a series of quakes in the 14th century BC brought its final collapse.

With a licensed guide, the stones speak, myths come alive, and the grandeur of the Minoans unfolds before your eyes. This is more than a visit; it’s a journey through 4,000 years of history, architecture, and legend.