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Tell me how to get from Hersonissos to Heraklion to the Saturday market?
And what can you buy at this Saturday market? is it worth going?
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The market in Heraklion consists of several long shopping streets with pavilions. You can buy almost everything: souvenirs, jewelry (by the way, very high quality), household items, food, clothes, bags, there are wine shops. Checks are issued almost everywhere. Lots of cafes nearby. This market can be visited not only on Saturdays.
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answered 10 years ago
Good afternoon!
We rented a car, visited not only Heraklion and many other places. If none of those traveling with you have a license, then you can take a bus (the schedule is available at the reception of all hotels) or a taxi (I can lie with the price, but pretty decently - about 35 euros one way).
We rented a car, visited not only Heraklion and many other places. If none of those traveling with you have a license, then you can take a bus (the schedule is available at the reception of all hotels) or a taxi (I can lie with the price, but pretty decently - about 35 euros one way).
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answered 10 years ago
Guys, do not be afraid, public transport in Crete is not expensive. It’s not more than 25 km to go to Heraklion, I won’t say for sure, but one way on a regular bus with stops will be about 2-3 euros, there was also an express, it goes less often, it’s about 12-13 euros one way, but you can ride it it makes no sense. Regular bus stops are located on the main street and are located along the entire town. The schedule weighs at each stop. And for 35 euros, this is already a small car for a day, you can take it instead of a taxi)
Of course, I would recommend going to the market on Saturday. Something works all week, but this is a small part, and on Saturday there is a full house of both sellers with goods and buyers. On Saturday, the choice is larger and the color is natural. But it makes no sense to go purely for magnets, you can buy everything on the spot)
If you walk through normal shops, then on the contrary, I would recommend going during the week. The city is half empty during the day. There will be no crowds and you can calmly see and measure everything. Of course, these will not be market purchases, but much cheaper than in Russian boutiques. And just walking around the city on weekdays is much more pleasant.
So if there is free time in your program, then I would definitely recommend visiting Heraklion, and it doesn’t matter if you enter the market or not, it will still be interesting.
Have a nice holiday.
Of course, I would recommend going to the market on Saturday. Something works all week, but this is a small part, and on Saturday there is a full house of both sellers with goods and buyers. On Saturday, the choice is larger and the color is natural. But it makes no sense to go purely for magnets, you can buy everything on the spot)
If you walk through normal shops, then on the contrary, I would recommend going during the week. The city is half empty during the day. There will be no crowds and you can calmly see and measure everything. Of course, these will not be market purchases, but much cheaper than in Russian boutiques. And just walking around the city on weekdays is much more pleasant.
So if there is free time in your program, then I would definitely recommend visiting Heraklion, and it doesn’t matter if you enter the market or not, it will still be interesting.
Have a nice holiday.
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