After disembarking the ferry at 7 am, we went straight to Knossos Palace. Near Knossos, Dr. D. gave us breakfast in a quaint cafe, which was not open technically, before visiting the Minoan Palace.
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The central courtyard |
Then we visited the Archaeological Museum at Heraklion which exhibited many of the Minoan artifacts from the Palace.
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Linear A tablets |
After the museum, we continued our journey to the Lassithi Plateau and visited the Dictean Cave, the legendary birthplace of Zeus.
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Lassithi Plateau |
We ended the day by visiting a small village, which was home to the oldest tree in Crete before returning to Heraklion, the largest city on the island where we are staying.
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The oldest tree in Crete |
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The Drive back to Heraklion |
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