Excellent ancient ruins. It is very well looked after, and the ruins are amazing. There is lots of information to read here about the site, very interesting. The staff here are very helpful and frien… U1950ZLlisal的完整评论
2024年10月19日
Underrated but amazing archaeological site. We were a bit overwhelmed with the crowd while visiting the Knossos Palace the day before and almost passed this up. Fortunately, we had a few extra hours … Susan W的完整评论
2024年10月10日
Entry is €6 per person which is okay, however once in there is not much going on. At the start of the exhibition there is a small room with some plaques about what they have found on the site, then y… Sightsee68512033814的完整评论
We are staying at Iraklis appts in oct do we need to book a trip or could we manage this by ourselves as when I go to book the trip the dates we are there is not available thanx
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Hello! The ruins are open in October and you don't need to book a toured guide to get in there. The opening hours are: Summer: Monday: 13.00-19.30 Tuesday-Friday: 08.00-19.30 Winter …
Hello! The ruins are open in October and you don't need to book a toured guide to get in there. The opening hours are: Summer: Monday: 13.00-19.30 Tuesday-Friday: 08.00-19.30 Winter (From 1st November to 31st March): 08:30-15:00 You can buy the ticket on site, the cost is 6 EUR per adult. If you want to get there from Heraklion with a public transport, you should go to the Bus Station A. The buses departure leave every 30-45 minutes. The ticket prce for a public bus Hearklion-Malia is 4 EUR. You should ask the driver or the drivers assistant for help with choosing the right stop to exit the bus. I hope I've answered your question.
how much is a tour and can i get there using public transport, does the happy train go by there
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You can take a bus from the main station in Heraklion. Make sure to get on a bus going to "Malia Antiquities" (bus #38 I think) ask the kid selling tickets on the bus to tell you when to …
You can take a bus from the main station in Heraklion. Make sure to get on a bus going to "Malia Antiquities" (bus #38 I think) ask the kid selling tickets on the bus to tell you when to get off. The bus stop is up the road from the palace. I think the fee is still 4€, not much! There is a small cafe at the site but not much on food. It's good for a coffe or a soda. Also if you keep going down the road, you will come to the beach. There are more food options there. A beachside restaurant and an insane food truck that has it all!!! If you look along the shore and in the rocks, you can find a lot of broken pottery shards still left over from the giant tsunami that destroyed the Minoan culture 3,600 years ago. It's an excellent day trip!!
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