The Archaeological Museum of Kissamos is a small yet significant museum located in Heraklion, Crete, Greece. It focuses on the archaeological heritage of Western Crete, showcasing artifacts from prehistoric times to the Early Christian era. The museum is easily accessible, featuring a modest collection that can be explored in about an hour. Visitors can expect a well-organized space, with information available in English. Entry to the museum costs €4, with nearby amenities including parking and restaurants.
Highlights of the collection include stunning Roman mosaics, restored mosaic floors, Grecian statues, and ancient stone tablets. The museum provides an intimate setting, allowing visitors to view artifacts up close without protective glass cases. This personal experience enhances the appreciation of the cultural history of Kissamos and its surrounding areas.
