Hadrian, the emperor who worshiped Athens
The exhibition “Hadrian, Savior and Founder” features how, the philhellene Roman emperor, benefited the city and how he was honored by it
Sikinos island: An unlooted tomb belonging to a prominent woman was discovered
The burial contains wealth findings found in Episkopi of Sikinos, a temple-form mausoleum of late antiquity
What will we see at the 24th Kalamata International Dance Festival?
Great performers and performances of contemporary dance, contemporary circus and street dance from all over the world.
“Trojan Women” in the ancient theatre of Delphi
A performance under the tribute "The Return of Dionysus", organized in honor of the theatre director Theodoros Terzopoulos
Why visit Marathon
The uneven battle between Greeks and Persians in the Battle of Marathon was a great event of complete overturn in History
Greeks took up arms for beauty
An amazing exhibition of the National Archaeological Museum about the countless aspects of beauty in ancient world.
Blue Flag: the most high quality Greek beaches for 2018
Greece comes in second in the world for the quality of its coasts and marinas
The Little Epidaurus, an open –air cinema for one night
The 8th Athens Open Air Film Festival goes to the ancient theatre with “Electra” of Michael Cacoyannis
Ninth birthday for the Acropolis Museum
Festive program with favorite jazz songs and tours of the exhibition "Eleusis. The great mysteries"
First place for the “Odyssey” in BBC’s list
Homer’s famous epic took the first place among 100 stories that shaped the world
Hadrian, the emperor who worshiped Athens
The exhibition “Hadrian, Savior and Founder” features how, the philhellene Roman emperor, benefited the city and how he was honored by it
Eleusis. The great mysteries
The new exhibition of the Acropolis Museum about the Eleusinian Mysteries that preserve the myth and their secrets
How does ancient Messene “sound”?
Three days of music from Tuned City and Onassis Cultural Center transform the archaeological site into a soundscape.
Technological “miracles” of the ancient Greeks
The exhibition “IDEA: Ancient Greek Science and Technology” presents masterpieces – milestones of the ancient world
Breathtaking reveal of Galen’s medical work
Translated into Syriac in the 6th century, it was hidden beneath a text with Christian hymns and came to light after 1,000 years
15th Thessaloniki International Book Fair
The great books’ celebration is dedicated this year to Democracy, the countries of Francophonie and the refugee experience
Three-dimensional trip to the Acropolis of Pericles
The new production of the Foundation of the Hellenic World reconstructs in “Tholos” the buildings of the “Sacred Rock”, as they were during the 5th c. B.C.
Unexpected archaeological finds in Keros
Daskalio islet was one of Aegean’s most important positions during the early Bronze Age
When drachma was a powerful currency
How the mines of Lavrion supported the economic power of ancient Athens
Global interest for the Sanctuary of Artemis Amarysia
Discovered after a century-long search, the sanctuary came again in the limelight with an event hosted by the Swiss School of Archaeology in Athens
The piglet and the Eleusinian Mysteries
Every prospective pilgrim had to sacrifice a piglet in honor of the goddess Demeter
From Deucalion to Hadrian
Six centuries have passed until the completion of the temple of Olympian Zeus having as lead – constructors an Athenian tyrant, a king and a Roman emperor
The hydraulic telegraph and the ancient…sms
Its invention made the messages transmission quicker and safer in the 4th century B.C.
The unseen treasures of the Bank of Greece
Artworks of top Greek artists in the exhibition “Frames of Reference” at Benaki Museum
Cycladic figurines inspire fashion
The Museum of Cycladic Art presents the fashion project Cycladic Forms with creations by Greek designers
Monuments in flames
The exhibition awakens memories of Thessaloniki before the fire of 1917 that wiped out its historical center.
What did the travellers see in Greece?
The exhibition in the Benaki Museum presents rare artworks they painted in their travels
From Myrtis to Avgi
Views of Athens in different times
Photographic exhibition at the Athens International Airport demonstrates images of the city in the duration of a century.
Iroika anastasima - Resurrection Heroics
Christos Bokoros remembers and reminds with his new exhibition, what does “Hero” mean “in an epoch that features comforted viewers”.
Van Gogh comes… Alive in Athens
Van Gogh Alive – the experience
The first Metro network with ancient monuments
The restored archaeological sites in Metro stations of Thessaloniki make it unique all over the world.
Did ancient Greeks drink beer?
The inhabitants of prehistoric Greece have been producing beer since the Bronze Age, according to the first results of a research program.
The Cyclades… came to Athens
A unique exhibition entitled “Cycladic snapshots of the monuments and their people” is held at the Byzantine and Christian Museum.
Is it the voice of the “Phaistos Disc” that was heard again?
The linguist Dr. Gareth Owens creates the theory that the writing of the “Phaistos Disc” is a hymn to the pregnant goddess and the goddess Aphaea / Aphaia.