Culture

On the occasion of 200 years since Lord Byron’s death, the Acropolis Museum honors his memory with a symbolic exhibition.

The rebranding of the wider Athens region will focus in large part on tapping into its cultural wealth.

The 100-day countdown to the 2024 Paris Olympics began on April 16 from Ancient Olympia, the birthplace of the Olympic Games.

Hotels and radio stations in Greece exempt from requirement to play Greek-language music.

Greek authorities have taken action to include the world-famous site of Knossos on Crete on UNESCO’s World Heritage List.

Greece commends Greek filmmaker Yorgos Lanthimos for ‘Poor Things’ four-Oscar win.

Mytilini’s first international music festival will aim to boost Lesvos’ development; normalize relations with Türkiye; and integrate immigrants through culture.

For every one euro spent on culture in Greece, 3.44 euros return to the state supporting tourism and the economy, found a study.

The Greek Culture Ministry has plans to modernize the lighting design at the Temple of Poseidon at Sounion.

Visits to the Acropolis in Athens in 2023 generated 60 million euros in revenues, according to the Greek Culture Ministry.

Two illegally removed Greek artefacts were repatriated recently to Greece from Bern, Switzerland.

Greece and the US discussed actions to further strengthen their cooperation in culture and heritage.

Exquisite ancient treasures from Greece including sculptures, gold jewelry and rare bronze artifacts, are on display at the Hunan Museum in Changsha City, China.

The Met inaugurated an exhibition featuring 161 ancient Greek artefacts from the Leonard N Stern Collection on loan from Greece.

An open invitation has launched for proposals concerning the organization of events for the “2024 Greece-Japan Year of Culture and Tourism”.

Greece is welcoming the return of three ancient Greek artefacts from Emory University’s Michael C. Carlos Museum collection.

The restored Piada Castle in Nea Epidavros officially opened its doors to the public this week.

Greece is heightening its drive to retrieve cultural assets that have been illegally removed from the country key among these the Parthenon Marbles.

After 16 years of restoration work, the palace of King Phillip II in Aigai, Macedonia, Greece, opened its doors to the public.

Culture Minister Lina Mendoni reiterated the Greek government’s call for the return of the Parthenon Marbles to Greece.