In celebration of this year's European Heritage Days, the Acropolis Museum in Athens will offer free entry and host a special guided tour for children.
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Following 35 years of archaeological excavation and restoration works, the ancient theater of Larissa is reshaping the image and identity of the city.
The studio and home of legendary Greek artist, Alekos Fassianos (1935-2022), opens to the public as a museum, offering insight into the artist's aesthetics and lifestyle.
"Cycladic Identity," a new initiative launched by the Museum of Cycladic Art, aims to protect and preserve the unique cultural traditions of the islands.
After a 30-year wait, the Greek Ministry of Culture has inaugurated a new archaeological museum on Kythnos, showcasing the island’s rich cultural heritage.
An exceptionally rare “Ides of March” coin, valued at $4.2 million, is among 29 antiquities repatriated to Greece from the US.
As Greece continues in its quest to repatriate stolen antiquities from abroad, US authorities return priceless artifacts seized from high-profile traffickers.
Seized by the Swiss authorities in Geneva, 15 ancient objects, including a golden diadem of laurel leaves, are to be repatriated to Greece.
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