Mitsis vs Knossospalace

We’re passionate about offering you the finest of Greek hospitality and a premium-quality holiday experience. All with a warm and welcoming spirit, genuine caring and attention to detail. Bringing close to you what you treasure most to craft the memories of a lifetime. As Greece’s largest privately-owned hotel chain, Mitsis has been a tourism pioneer for over 45 years now, making its own mark on Greece’s tourist industry, driven by a customer-centred philosophy and the promise of an unparalleled holiday experience. With 24 city, beach and resort hotels of 4* and 5* and 13 Spa and thalassotherapy centres in our portfolio in Athens, Chalkidiki, Crete, Corfu, Kamena Vourla, Kos and Rhodes, we aspire to stand out as the preferred portfolio of hotels & resorts in Greece offering excellent service, great locations, impeccable facilities, sophisticated dining and a broad spectrum of options for our clientele. We bring to life-enriching experiences for our guests, making the most of our unparalleled family touch and genuine Greek essence, always seeking to be flexible and adaptable to individual customer needs and the mindset of new generations. Transforming each visitor into a special guest is the key to our success.

Application for Digital Guided tour for the routes network of the Heraklion Regional Unit The application integrates and offers digital content to visitors of the Heraklion Regional Unit and the Palace of Knossos and leads them to visitable monuments. The digital tour application is connected to beacons and QR codes that were installed at the entrance of selected monuments and archeological sites. The user receives digital information depending on his location, with or without internet connection, and accesses a set of information and multimedia content, such as texts, photos, stories, videos, in relation to each object's story. The application incorporates a short audio tour in Greek - English for each point of interest. Finally, the application will provide the ability to view three-dimensional representations of selected archaeological sites of Heraklion Ephorate of Antiquities.