Psiloritis Mountain

Mount Ida, towering over Crete, holds immense historical significance. Ruins from the Minoan, Roman, and Venetian periods dot its slopes, hinting at centuries of human activity. While not a single unified structure, its archaeological remnants and stunning natural beauty—accessible via various trails—offer a captivating glimpse into Crete's rich past. Its accessibility varies depending on the chosen trail; some are easy, others more challenging. Today, it's a testament to Crete's enduring history and a popular spot for hiking and exploring.