The Minoan Palace of Phaistos, located in southern Crete, Greece, was one of the most important centers of Minoan civilization during the Bronze Age. The palace was built around 1700 BC and was inhabited for over 600 years until its destruction in 1450 BC. Today, the ruins of the palace are a popular tourist destination and a significant archaeological site that provides insight into the rich history and culture of the Minoans.