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Halkidiki: The Petralona cave and Museum fully restored, revealing secrets of the Paleolithic era

The Petralona Cave, where the oldest human remains in Greece were discovered

Zakynthos Museum: A new look following restoration and modernization by the Ministry of Culture

It houses significant exhibits of post-Byzantine art and modern painting

Tumulus of mikri Doxipara-Zoni, Evros: Transformed into a visitor-friendly archaeological site – Photos

Dating between 100 and 150 AD, the site contains human, horse, and chariot remains, along with valuable burial offerings

“Green light” for the establishment of the Museum of Refugee Hellenism at the former Pavlos Melas Military Camp in western Thessaloniki

The Ministry of Culture is moving forward with the procedures following the decision of the Pavlos Melas Municipality Council to allocate two buildings

Acropolis Museum: August Full Moon with Music

A concert with free admission will be organized, and the restaurant will also be open

Ministry of Culture: The Restored Archaeological Museum in Samothraki Inaugurated – See Photos

The Museum, designed by the American St. Shaw, in the context of the archaeological investigations of the members of the American School of Classical Studies, in Greece, was inaugurated in 1955 by Georgios Rallis

Victoria Fassianou: Life with My Father the Fine Artist

A museum is being dedicated to the renowned Greek artist Alekos Fassianos, showcasing not only his art but also unraveling his charismatic personality

Memorandum of Cooperation with the Museum of Cycladic Art for the study and promotion of Cycladic Culture

The Memorandum provides for a series of actions aimed at the study, promotion and promotion of Cycladic Culture in Greece and abroad

The exhibition “Chaeronea, August 2, 338 BC: A day that changed the world” is extended until April 23rd

The exhibition at the Museum of Cycladic Art approaches in an ingenious way one of the most significant historical events of Greek antiquity, the Battle of Chaeronea

National Museum of Contemporary Art: New exhibitions as part of the cycle “What if women ruled the world?”

A cycle of exhibitions exclusively dedicated to women

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