International Museum Day Hits Athens on May 18 with Free Tours & Events
On Sunday, May 18th, museums all over Greece are throwing open their doors for free in celebration of International Museum Day 2025.
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Acropolis Museum Presents Powerful Exhibition on Lost Heritage by Iraqi-American Artist Michael Rakowitz
Acropolis Museum Presents Powerful Exhibition on Lost Heritage by Iraqi-American Artist Michael Rakowitz
From May 12 to October 31, the museum will host “Allspice – Michael Rakowitz and Ancient Cultures,” a collaborative show with the cultural organization NEON, featuring works by acclaimed Iraqi-American artist Michael Rakowitz.
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As expected, the Acropolis was the top archeological site in the country, followed by Sounion, Mycenae
As expected, the Acropolis was the top archeological site in the country, followed by Sounion, Mycenae
Overall, for both museums and archaeological sites in the country, the increase was 4.5% for visitors and 4.7% in revenue.
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Archaeological museum of Thera to host the exhibition ‘Kykladitisses’
Archaeological museum of Thera to host the exhibition 'Kykladitisses'
The exhibition will then be transferred to Santorini to inaugurate the recently renovated museum, opening on June 13, 2025.
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Only 5 films were shot with the Parthenon as a background–Why the KAS said “no”to Lanthimos for the Acropolis
Only five films were shot with the Parthenon as a background – Why the KAS said “no” to Lanthimos for the Acropolis
The film scenes shot in the past on the Sacred Rock and the much-discussed photo shoots from Dior collections to Nelly's nudes
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The production team behind maverick Greek director Yorgos Lanthimos’ upcoming sci-fi comedy “Bugonia”
The production team behind maverick Greek director Yorgos Lanthimos’ upcoming sci-fi comedy “Bugonia”
Kathimerini understands that, following a recent negative recommendation by the Central Archaeological Council (KAS) – the body overseeing the Acropolis complex, including the 5th-century BC Parthenon temple dedicated to the goddess Athena – the production team dismissed the actors and crew hired for a key scene intended to be shot at the ancient citadel, and canceled the rental of filming equipment.
