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Mon, 14 Sep 2020 09:53:18 +0000https://highendgreece.com/?post_type=highlights&p=6847The centre of Minoan civilisation and capital of Minoan Crete lay 5km south of Heraklion. Knossos flourished for approximately two thousand years. It had large palace buildings, extensive workshop installations and luxurious rock-cut cave and tholos tombs. As a major centre of trade and the economy, Knossos maintained ties with the majority of cities in the Eastern Mediterranean.
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Mon, 14 Sep 2020 09:52:24 +0000https://highendgreece.com/?post_type=highlights&p=6848The Heraklion Archaeological Museum is regarded as one of Europe”s most important museums. The museum brings together archaeological finds from all over Crete, covering over 5500 years of the island’s history.
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Mon, 14 Sep 2020 09:53:30 +0000https://highendgreece.com/?post_type=highlights&p=6846Elafonisi is located 76km west of Chania, in the southwesternmost tip of Crete. Elafonisi is an oblong peninsula, which often breaks in two parts by water giving the impression of being a separate island. The sand is pinkish in many places, taking its color from millions of crushed shells. Near the breaking point of the peninsula, the sea water does not exceed 1m in depth.
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