Greetings!
Twenty=four hours after Barbara Tomin delivered us to the
Airporter on Friday, we landed in Heraklion, Crete. Tired as we’ve ever been, we picked up our rental car and
spent another hour finding our way to the Kastro Hotel at 1pm in the morning
local time. We set the alarm
for 7:30am to start our Sunday with a hotel breakfast.
I know I always seem to find the next cluster of museum
exhibits to be even more dazzling than the last, but this one sets a high
standard. I’m sure we’re going to
see some Greek museums that will leave me speechless, but I cannot wait to
compare them to the Archeological Museum of Heraklion, Crete. The Museum contains six thousand years
the Minoan artifacts beginning in 7,000 BC, and helps the viewer understand the
role of one of the most important Neolithic to Bronze to Iron age civilizations.
Our energy lasted through the morning and early afternoon, and we headed back to the hotel for another nap. We went out to dinner on the main park square tonight at an excellent Tex/Crete restaurant (Amalia's Kitchen). Unless you prefer the noisy, outdoor smoking scene, you won't be disappointed by the great food and friendly staff. Tomorrow is a national holiday, and we're going to take a drive through the eastern half of the island.
To see the rest of the photos we took at the museum, click on Sunday, April 30th, Heraklion, Crete.
