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Culture Ministry: Online Ads for Acropolis ‘Skip the Line’ Entrance Tickets are Misleading

Online advertisements promising tickets that offer a “Skip the line” service for the entrance to the Acropolis in Athens are misleading, says the Greek Culture Ministry.

Greece-Japan Year of Culture and Tourism Coming in 2024

Greece and Japan in 2024 will boost cultural and tourism ties through a series of events.

Nafplio’s Bourtzi Fortress to Open for Visits from August 5

The Bourtzi Fortress in Nafplio, which has been closed for years, will reopen to the public on August 5 after an extensive restoration.

Elafonisos: Photo Competition Launched to Promote Tourism

The Municipality of Elafonisos is inviting visitors to capture the island's protected species, cultural hotspots and pristine beaches.

Greece Adds Local Traditions and Customs to Heritage List

The Greek Culture Ministry added 21 traditions, customs and practices to Greece’s National Intangible Cultural Heritage list.

Athens to Host International Emmy Award Semi-finals in September

Athens and Nova will host semi-final rounds to determine the International Emmy Award nominees for the year.

Antikythera Shipwreck: New Excavation Brings Fascinating Finds to Surface

Swiss and Greek archaeologists made new and fascinating finds at the Antikythera shipwreck in southeastern Peloponnese.

Royal Emblems of King Otto of Greece Found in Tatoi Palace

The royal emblems of King Otto of Greece, including his crown, scepter and sword, were found at the former royal palace in Tatoi, northern Athens.

Thessaloniki Archaeological Museum Joins Iter Vitis European Cultural Route

Thessaloniki’s archaeological museum has joined the Council of Europe’s Iter Vitis Cultural Route and will promote the history and culture of winemaking in Europe.

Peloponnese: Bourtzi Fortress in Nafplio to Reopen for Visitors

The Bourtzi Fortress in the harbor of Nafplio, Peloponnese, reopens to visitors for free in August.

Greece Cuts Operating Hours at Archaeological Sites Due to Heatwave

Greek archaeological sites and monuments will remain closed between noon and 17:30 due to the heatwave that has been scorching the country.

Greece to Launch Hourly Visitor Zones at the Acropolis

In efforts to safeguard the Acropolis, Greek authorities will test run an hourly zone plan aimed at easing visitor traffic.

Elefsina’s ‘Mysteries’ Revealed in Exhibition at Athens International Airport

An exhibition about the Greek city of Elefsina and its “mysteries” has opened at the Athens International Airport (AIA).

New Visitor Zones to Ease Tourist Traffic at the Acropolis

Greece’s culture minister said visitor zones aimed at reducing waiting times to enter the Acropolis will soon take effect.

All of Greece, One Culture: 140 Events to Run at 70 Greek Sites, Museums

The “All of Greece, One Culture” program is returning this summer with 140 theater and music events at 70 archaeological sites, monuments and museums.

Skiathos: Home of Greek Poet Zisis Economou Becomes a Museum

The home of Zisis Economou on Skiathos now stands as a museum, showcasing the Greek poet’s literary legacy through augmented reality technology.

Hadrian’s Library in Athens to Host ‘The Stones Speak’ Performance

The archaeological site of Hadrian’s Library in the center of Athens will host a set of free performances as part of the 4th ‘The Stones Speak’ cultural program.

‘All Athens is a Stage’: 35-day Festival, 59 Events with Free Entrance

The city of Athens for 35 days will transform into one big stage to host theater and music events for all in a number of locations throughout the city.

Acropolis Museum Marks 14th Anniversary with Record-breaking Visitor Numbers

Acropolis Museum celebrated its 14th anniversary with record-breaking visitor numbers and announcements of new exhibitions.

Gastro Event ‘Taste of Loutraki’ Showcases Corinthia Through Food

‘Taste of Loutraki’ organizers are aiming to establish the annual foodie event as a comprehensive travel experience.