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The museum is housed in the same building as the old Venetianturkey Headquarters Complex, which was within the perimeter of the Venetian castle, which was strengthened during the Turkish occupation.
The museum is housed in the same building as the old Venetianturkey Headquarters Complex, which was within the perimeter of the Venetian castle, which was strengthened during the Turkish occupation.
The exhibits of the museum highlights the history of the wider region of Kisamoy from prehistoric times up to the late antiquity, i.e. during the important early Christian times. The report is divided into sections based on their chronological order and local criteria and is distributed on the ground floor and the first floor of the building. In this way the visitor is aware of the archeological sites of the region in chronological order.
Overall, the exhibition includes a wide range information and educational materials. For more detailed information and to attract the interest of visitors at its disposal an electronic presentation around the disastrous earthquake of antiquity, the 365 A.D. , which hit the island of Crete.
In 2000 began restoration work of the Headquarters Complex Kisamoy to become an archaeological Museum Kisamoy. The work was completed and the Museum opened in September 2006.
At the end of an unforgettable trip, through the southern end of the White Mountains, lays the beach of Sougia, 67km south of the capital. A mix of sand and pebble, clean and deep waters, and an “unofficial” meeting point for nudists.
The National Gallery has in its collections more than 17.000 works of painting, sculpture, engravings and other forms of art, and is the treasury of the recent Greek artistic creativity, covering a timespan from the metabyzantine days up to our days.
Mochlos is a small bare island located just 150 meters from the mainland. From the name of the island and the opposite settlement has the same name. It is the Venetian Scoglio di Muflo and the area belongs to the community of Tourlotis, from which it is 9 km away. In the Bronze Age, when the sea lev
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