You'll appreciate the restaurants during your time in Nea Alikarnassos and you might want to plan a stop by Heraklion Port and Heraklion Archaeological Museum while you're in the area.
Discover the most popular places to visit in Heraklion
Palace of Knossos
8.6/10 (1,291 reviews)
Explore Europe's oldest city ruins, the ceremonial center of Minoan civilization. Admire vibrant frescoes and maze-like architecture of this sophisticated Bronze Age culture.
Heraklion Archaeological Museum
9.2/10 (960 reviews)
The world's richest collection of Minoan artifacts spans 5,000 years of Cretan history in this remarkable museum. Begin your exploration of ancient Crete here before visiting Knossos Palace for context.
Historical Museum of Crete
9.0/10 (365 reviews)
The Historical Museum of Crete chronicles the island's rich heritage from early Christian times to today. Explore the renowned Nikos Kazantzakis Room and Byzantine artifacts in this comprehensive cultural journey.
Natural History Museum of Crete
8.6/10 (190 reviews)
You can spend time exploring the galleries in Natural History Museum of Crete in Heraklion. Discover the top-notch restaurants and fascinating museums in this walkable area.
Morosini Fountain
8.4/10 (409 reviews)
This Venetian marvel from 1628 features four water-spouting lions and intricate mythological reliefs. Sit at a café in the vibrant Lions Square to admire the fountain while savoring traditional Cretan bougatsa.
Knossos Archaeological Site
9.2/10 (281 reviews)
The ancient Palace of Knossos reveals Minoan civilization through restored frescoes and its iconic Throne Room. Explore Europe's oldest city with a guided tour to appreciate its mythological Minotaur connections.
Heraklion Town Hall
8.2/10 (254 reviews)
This elegant Venetian mansion from 1628 showcases ornate arcades and sculptures from Crete's noble past. Pair your visit with the nearby Morosini Fountain for a glimpse into Heraklion's rich architectural heritage.
Lions Square
8.8/10 (53 reviews)
The historic Morosini Fountain with its four lions has been the heart of Heraklion since 1628. Sip Greek coffee at a surrounding café while watching locals gather in this vibrant Venetian-era square.
"A couple of the front desk staff acted imposed upon if you had a question. One staff member tried to be as least helpful as possible. It felt rushed in the breakfast area, although to the defense of the staff, it was likely the hotel management that was the underlying cause."
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