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History has treated her unfairly”: The 400-year mystery surrounding Shakespeare’s wife and son

Restoring an overlooked figure and the link to Hamlet through film

Christmas with light installations, music, and cinema at the Stavros Niarchos Foundation Cultural Center

See the detailed schedule of festive events and activities

Israel will participate in Eurovision; Spain, the Netherlands & Ireland withdraw

Members of the European Broadcasting Union defied warnings of withdrawals and said yes to Israel’s participation in the contest – Iceland and Slovenia are also expected to withdraw

Mendoni from Washington: Culture is a connecting and unifying force between the US and Greece

Met with a senior State Department official for culture and education

Hagia Sophia: At the mercy of…crony contractors, the adventures of the monument of Orthodoxy in Erdogan’s hands

The symbolic temple of Byzantine tradition is at the mercy of micro-political and geopolitical designs, from its conversion into a mosque to…trucks entering its interior

Minoan architecture protected the palace of Archanes from natural disasters

The ingenuity, experience, and refined aesthetics of Minoan architects protected the palace from natural disasters and landslides

Maria Callas: Celebrating 102 years since her birth, remembering the iconic looks that defined her style

The aesthetic of the greatest soprano, born on this day in 1923, remains timeless and classic

Untold stories of Vouiouklaki, Karezi and other stars – The memories of celebrity gynecologist Nikos Papanikolaou

The doctor with the groundbreaking method who performed the first uterus transplant in the world and founded the first sperm bank in Greece passed away a few days ago at the age of 99 — ‘Zozó Dalmas would come to me and tell me how she had done it with Kemal Atatürk

Ermou Street: The history of the road that opened in 1833 and is today the 15th most expensive in the world

The street of the "treacherous wasteland" reflects the historical, economic and social development of Athens over time

Jeff Koons at the Museum of Cycladic Art: His “Venus” meets replicas of paleolithic figurines

From March 19 to August 31, 2026, at the Stathatos Mansion

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