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Roman Odeon of Patras: Restored and reopening its doors

It is the only such structure in Greece with a fully restored and reconstructed stage

The vandalized photograph of Melina Mercouri at the “Acropolis” Metro station will be replaced – See photos

In its announcement, STASY stated that after noting the damage caused to the photograph, restoration work will begin on Saturday, September 28

The entire island of Polyaigos declared an Archaeological site – Enters regime of absolute protection

The island is expected to be designated as a Zone A unbuildable area

Kasta Tomb: How Amphipolis will be transformed into a Museum and what it will include

Projects worth €10 million by the Ministry of Culture are upgrading the area with parallel pathways, a visitor center, enhancement of the Tomb, and a specially designed museum space – “THEMA” reveals what the new space will include and the significance of the projects

Ministry of Culture: Donation Agreement with Raycap for the creation of an Audiovisual Industry Center in Drama

"Upon completion of the project, the Andrikakis Camp will become a point of reference for the film and new technology industries," stated Lina Mendoni

Tatoi: See how the Aide-de-Camp’s quarters and the pigsty complex will look after restoration

The Aide-de-Camp’s Quarters will house the estate’s essential support functions, while the Pigsty Complex will serve as a retail store

Work on the exhibition at the Neo Voustasiou in Tatoi progresses rapidly

The building of the Neo Voustatiou, located in the so-called rural section of the estate - See photos

Historian Chryssa Maltezou has passed away

The prominent Greek Byzantinist and historian was 84 years old

Lina Mendoni – George Tsunis: The farewell and plans for continued cooperation

The Minister of Culture praised the contributions of the outgoing US Ambassador to Greece

MoC: Treasure trove of antiquities in central Athens – See photos

Antiquities packaged in old cardboard boxes, some wrapped in newspapers from the 1940s, have been uncovered

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