The Heraklion Archaeological Museum is one of Greece's key cultural institutions, offering a deep dive into Crete’s history, especially the Minoan civilisation. Highlights include stunning Minoan frescoes like the Sacred Grove and Dolphin Frescoes, intricate pottery, and the mysterious Phaistos Disc. The collection features detailed Minoan sculptures and figurines depicting gods, goddesses, and daily life, alongside exquisite gold jewellery and tools showcasing the era's advanced craftsmanship. The Heraklion Treasure presents gold artefacts, weapons, and jewellery reflecting Minoan wealth. The museum also covers Crete’s broader history, with artefacts from the Neolithic, Early Bronze Age, and Roman periods. Spanning over 5,500 years, the museum is essential for understanding the ancient Mediterranean world.