Crete: Knossos Palace and Museum E-Tickets with Audio Guides Knossos Palace & Museum Ticket & Audio Guides with City Tour

• After booking you will receive your tickets in a separate email from the local partner. Print or download the tickets on your phone and download the mobile app and the audio tours prior to your visit
• If you're eligible for a reduced-price or free ticket, this ticket package is not recommended; the reduced-price ticket can be booked onsite but without the audio guide. There are long queues on some days of the week
• EU citizens aged 0-25 and Children under 5 from non-EU countries are entitled to free admission, but must show ID card/passport
• From April 1 to October 31 non-EU citizens, aged 6 - 25 years old, upon presentation of their passport, are entitled to 50% reduced admission
• From April 1 to October 31 senior citizens over 65 from Greece or other EU states and are entitled to 50% reduced admission
There is no meeting point. The tour of the Knossos Palace begins just after the entrance to the archaeological site of Knossos (Knossos 714 09, Greece). Knossos is just a 20-minute drive from the city of Heraklion. Even though you do not have a car, the easiest way is to get the bus. The tour ends at the Theater which is inside the archaeological site, not far from the entrance. The self-guided audio tour for the Heraklion Archaeological Museum is designed to start at the entrance of the Museum (Xanthoudidi and Chatzidaki 1, Iraklio 712 02). The easiest way to get there is by bus. The tour ends at the Museum’s courtyard which is located inside the museum. The self-guided audio tour for the city of Heraklion is designed to start at the entrance of Koules which is located at the old harbor of the city. The easiest way to get there is on foot. The tour ends at Jesus Gates located in Evans Street, not far from the Kazantzakis tomb.