Archaeological Museum of Chania, Chania Town

Great accessible museum. Lots of artifacts, labelled in Greek and English. Building has a high arched ceiling. Helpful staff. Wheelchair friendly.

Brings us closer to civilisation as it once was so we can compare ours to that of the past. Humans are humans. Needs and wants and dreams don't change much. Object of Art and crafts tell us much of the likeness we have as opposed to our differences as people of other times.

Many interesting things to see inside at a very reasonable price, but sadly, no consideration for the customers. On a very hot Greek summer day there is no air conditioning of any kind. Therefore, we were tortured during the whole exhibition. Additionally, all machinery (computer panels with info) was non-functional.

It was difficult to find the entrance. Many ceramics, coins and special exhibits (air conditioner) are memorable. stop by this one and take a moment to relax. not big. Good to see with kids

Fantastic array of exhibitsz spanning 4000 years of Cretan history, all the way back to neolithic pottery. Descriptions helpfully provided in English and Greek, but unfortunately no guidebook or in depth descriptions existed, meaning one can't get a proper knowledge of the museum's contents. Nobetheless, entertaining and interesting.