Visit the Mythical Palace of Knossos of King Minos and Labyrinth home to the Minotaur
✅ Complete Tour Package: Book online to enjoy a live tour guide, entrance ticket, and transfer to Knossos Palace for a seamless experience.
✅ Small Group Tour: Join a group of up to 16 participants led by a licensed tourist guide for an intimate and engaging experience.
✅ Convenient Booking: Pre-purchase your ticket online to skip the long ticket lines and secure your preferred starting time.
✅ Meeting Point: Meet the check-in operator at the main entrance of the Palace of Knossos, in front of the ticket office, under the " Meeting Point - WeGuide.gr " sign.
Highlights:
✔️ Discover the Labyrinth and Palace of Knossos, unraveling its myths and legends with expert guides.
✔️ Explore the iconic site efficiently with the skip-the-line entry.
✔️ Optional transfer service ensures easy access to the palace.
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(general admission fee Adults 18+)
Join a guided tour of Knossos Palace Skip-the-Line Guided Walking Tour. Knossos is considered Europe’s oldest city.
Visit the Mythical Palace of Knossos of King Minos and Labyrinth home to the Minotaur. Small group tour, providing a more personalized experience than the large excursions offered by the cruise lines. Skip the ticket line to enter Knossos Palace.
As you wander through the labyrinthine ruins, get the chance to see the original throne of ‘’Minos”, the mystifying sanctuaries, the luxurious domestic quarters of the royal family, Crete’s treasures pantries, and the water-management systems.
Knossos, a complex of more than 1500 interlocking rooms, was an astonishing palace, built for a mighty king of the Bronze Age. As you wander through the labyrinthine ruins, you will have the chance to see the original throne of "Minos", the mystifying sanctuaries, the luxurious domestic quarters of the royal family, the once upon a time bursting with Crete’s treasures pantries and the astonishing water-management systems!
Knossos is considered Europe’s oldest city. The first palace of Knossos was erected soon after 2000 BC. In 1700 BC, a catastrophic earthquake destroyed the Palace. A new palace was then immediately built, the most significant and monumental of all and for more than 300 years it represented the pre-eminent center of power in Bronze Age Crete. The new palace was an imposing complex with important architectural innovations, splendid frescoes adorning the walls, hundreds of rooms distributed in four stories, impressive storage areas, specialized workshops and spacious courts hosting ceremonies and feasts.
During the last decades of the 14th century BC, a series of earthquakes led however to the final destruction of the palace.
Our operator will be holding a sign with a “WeGuide.gr – Meeting Point” logo:
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Our check-in operators are right there, with Green-Yellow bright and colorful shirts, easy for anybody to locate!
They will inform you about anything you need to know for your tour and even skip the long line to get your ticket, if needed.
They will help you find the restroom and refreshments for the hot Cretan days!
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Our operator will be holding a sign with a
“WeGuide.gr – Meeting Point” logo
✔️ Main Entrance to the Palace of Knossos, in front of the Ticket Office (Skip-the-Line Entry). Meet and greet, our check-in operator, next to the entrance of the archaeological site, by the ticket booth. Your guide will be holding a logo sign with the “Meeting Point - WeGuide.gr " logo.
✔️ Please arrive at the meeting point 20 minutes before the activity starts.
✔️ Tours start at fixed times with a strict no-exceptions policy. Participants must arrive on time to avoid disruptions.
✔️ Please check your location before booking!
✔️ We kindly remind you that the tour you have booked is a shared experience with other travelers. The starting times for all tours are strictly adhered to, and there is a no-exceptions policy. Please ensure timely arrival to avoid any disruptions to your tour.
✔️ Tickets are valid for the selected time slot. Arriving outside this window result in denied entry, necessitating the purchase of a new entry ticket.