New Road Segment Connecting Lefkada to National Highway Opens Ahead of Schedule
AKTOR delivers 10-kilometer section before peak holiday travel, as second phase and key infrastructure works continue
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Italy returns 145 Ancient Greek coins and supports the reunification of the Parthenon Marbles
Italy returns 145 Ancient Greek coins and supports the reunification of the Parthenon Marbles
Italy and Greece Plan Joint Cultural Initiatives
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Santorini’s Archaeological Museum Reopens as Greece’s 27th Revamped Cultural Gem
Santorini’s Archaeological Museum Reopens as Greece’s 27th Revamped Cultural Gem
The reopening, coinciding with the start of the island’s tourism season, transforms the museum into a modern cultural hub, showcasing Santorini’s rich heritage to a global audience.
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Τα Plásmata επέστρεψαν στο Πεδίον του Άρεως
Τα Plásmata επέστρεψαν στο Πεδίον του Άρεως
Η μεγάλη έκθεση της Στέγης του Ιδρύματος Ωνάση παρουσιάζει 25 έργα Ελλήνων και ξένων καλλιτεχνών σε 31 σημεία του αθηναϊκού πάρκου, προσφέροντάς μας τη μοναδική ευκαιρία για μια διαφορετική περιπλάνηση
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Ministry of Culture:The 26 new and renovated museums handed over to the public–28 more on the list for change
Ministry of Culture: The 26 new and renovated museums handed over to the public – 28 more on the list for change
With new services and tour experiences, 26 new or completely renovated Ministry of Culture museums across the country have been opened to the public by the Museum since 2019.
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Egypt Moves to Integrate St. Catherine Monastery into Massive “Spiritual Disneyland” Project in Sinai
Egypt Moves to Integrate St. Catherine Monastery into Massive “Spiritual Disneyland” Project in Sinai
A highly contentious Egyptian court ruling has transferred ownership of the historic St. Catherine’s Monastery in Sinai to the Egyptian state, sparking tensions with Greece and raising concerns about the site’s future.
