Culture

Greece’s Culture Minister announced the construction of a second museum to showcase artifacts discovered during the excavations for Thessaloniki’s metro.

Greece and Cyprus have joined forces to protect and promote common culture and heritage.

The Acropolis Museum will celebrate the full moon on August 19 with a concert by the historic Hellenic Air Force Band.

The Ancient Olynthos Digital Information Center (AnODIC) in Halkidiki, offering virtual tours and information in both Greek and English, has now opened to the public.

From August 9 to 25, over 100 cultural venues in Greece will welcome the public to celebrate the full moon with many of them offering free admission.

To enhance the experience of visiting Ancient Olympia, the municipality is collaborating with Panteion University to develop the Olympia App.

The Greek Ministry of Culture plans to enhance the Ancient Agora in Athens, making it more accessible and visitor-friendly, especially for individuals with mobility limitations.

A decades-long dream has become a reality on the southern Aegean island of Tilos with the inauguration of its new Diachronic Archaeological Museum.

An additional 50 million euros has been secured for the renovation and maintenance of monuments on the Dodecanese islands, according to the Culture Ministry.

The Greek Ministry of Culture designated 2025 to honor the late composer Mikis Theodorakis, marking his 100th birth anniversary with a rich program of cultural events.

The Rhodes Medieval Festival has been awarded the EFFE 2024-2025 certification, in recognition of its significant contribution to preserving the island’s medieval heritage.

The Region of Attica has approved up to 48 million euros to enhance its cultural offerings and attract visitors seeking unique tourism experiences.

Greek authorities have allocated some 32.7 million euros for the construction of a new archaeological museum in Sparti in the Peloponnese.

The Antirrio Fortress in western Greece will undergo comprehensive upgrades to improve accessibility for individuals with mobility challenges and visual impairments.

Athens is hosting a photo exhibition to commemorate 80 years since the end of Nazi occupation and 50 years since the fall of the junta in Greece.

As the Castle of Ioannina is being transformed into a Culture Park, a new project will enhance accessibility for visually impaired individuals and those with mobility issues.

The Greek Culture Ministry is set to revitalize Kerameikos in Athens, making the ancient cemetery accessible to visitors with limited mobility.

Legendary performers Tom Jones and the Gipsy Kings are set to headline the annual Sani Festival 2024.

Greece’s National Index of Intangible Cultural Heritage has been enhanced with four new entries.

The Radisson Blu Park Hotel in Athens invites its guests and the city’s visitors to enjoy a unique summer experience, combining art and exquisite culinary delights.