Palace of Nestor

The Palace of Nestor is an ancient Mycenaean archaeological site located in Greece, dating back to around 1300-1200 BCE. It's considered one of the best-preserved palatial complexes from the Bronze Age, featuring large courtyards, storerooms, and elaborate frescoes. The site provides valuable insights into Mycenaean civilization, including their architecture, administrative organization, and daily life. Discovered in the early 20th century, it helps scholars understand the political and economic systems of early Greek societies, serving as a key link to understanding the broader Mycenaean culture and its influence on later Greek history.