Mick Jagger stayed in Chania for three days. The rock legend visited archaeological sites and excavations, showing his great interest in Greek culture.

The 82-year-old Rolling Stones frontman was spotted by zarpanews.gr at the Venetian Harbor, shortly before his departure from the city. He shared his impressions of Crete and also responded to a question about the Elgin Marbles.

The famous singer expressed enthusiasm about Ancient Eleutherna and the Kastelli hill, where he had a private tour on Sunday, November 2nd, saying that everything seemed “particularly interesting” and that he “leaves with the best impressions from Chania and Crete.”

Mick Jagger: The Singer in Greece – Stayed for Three Days in Chania

When asked about the Elgin Marbles, he took the opportunity to respond humorously, saying: “They are still there.” When later asked to take a stance regarding their return to Greece, he replied: “I have no opinion.”

According to information, the local Archaeological Service was informed in advance about Mick Jagger’s visit. On Saturday, November 1st, the rock star enjoyed a comprehensive tour of the Basilicas, the Necropolis of Orthi Petra, and the Museum of Ancient Eleutherna, while dining at a traditional tavern in the area.

On Sunday, he had a private tour of the excavation of ancient Kydonia and in the evening enjoyed dinner at a restaurant in the old town, maintaining a low profile throughout his stay.