Heraklion’s Archaeology museum which houses thousands of the most significant archaeological finds from all over Crete is now open.

The current exhibits are just a small part of what will ulitmately be available when the new buildings and total refurbishment of the museum is complete – but at last visitors will not leave dissapointed at being unable to visit this resource.

The current plan is for the Archaeological museum in Heraklion to open in August with a temporary (partial) selection of exhibits.

This date is much delayed from the originally intended April opening, but it is still by no means certain.

Will “resignations be forthcoming” because of this delay? Only if the Greek populace start demanding more from their politicians and bureaucrats (just like anywhere else)…which they show little sign of doing. However we believe in better futures and pleasant surprises. Come on guys and gals!

It might be a timely reminder – politicians and bureaucrats are paid out of the money derived from individuals’ taxes (yes yours too ! )…believe it or not they are there to serve the people and serve them well! :icon_redface: