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Parthenon sculptures: Final agreement in the hands of Museum directors – What will pave the way

A historic meeting between Mitsotakis and Starmer on the return of the sculptures – What remains to be clarified for an agreement to materialize and why we can speak of a partnership

Acropolis Museum: “Treasures of Ancient Basilicata” Exhibition on a Little-Known Ancient Civilization

The exhibition will be held from October 17, 2024, to January 31, 2025 – Visitors will encounter the culture that the Greeks who settled in Italy and Sicily encountered

The new exhibition space under the Acropolis Museum inaugurated (photos)

The demand for the return of the Parthenon Sculptures grows even stronger, emphasised by Lina Mendoni and Nikos Stampolidis

Turkish Support for the Return of the Parthenon Sculptures to Greece: A Historical Background

The director of the Acropolis Museum reveals to protothema.gr how the Greek side has proven that the firman of Elgin, cited by the British, is not authentic

Princess Kako of Japan at the Acropolis Museum – Her interest in the Parthenon (photos)

Princess Kako is in Athens for the celebration of the Greece-Japan Year of Culture and Tourism

Survey on the reasons for low visitor numbers in 200 Museums, Monuments and Archaeological Sites

A comparative analysis of ticket prices will be made with similar sites abroad

The three fragments of the Parthenon Sculptures returned by the Vatican are now in the Acropolis Museum (photos)

Lina Mendoni spoke of a gesture with strong religious and political symbolism

Parthenon Marbles: British leak possible return in 2023 for ten years

Will they return at the Acropolis Museum or will they be showcased in a British Museum branch in Athens?

Dimitris Pantermalis: The chairman of the board of the Acropolis Museum has died

"His great work, his life's vision, was the Acropolis Museum"

The Acropolis Museum ‘travels’ to Palermo, Sicily

The statue of the goddess Athena, dating between 420-400 BC will be on display

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