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Hellenic Heritage: The new digital hub connecting visitors with 350 archaeological sites and museums

Kyriakos Mitsotakis: Showcasing our cultural wealth through cutting-edge technology and offering new dimensions of experience - Lina Mendoni: Culture as a driving force of development

Free admission to museums and archaeological sites on Sunday, November 2

On Sunday, November 2, 2025, entry to all archaeological sites, museums, and monuments managed by the Greek state will be free for everyone

France: Louvre break-in threatens ‘fundamental mission’ of museums, say heads of 57 museums around the world

“With this theft, all museums are under attack in their most fundamental mission: to share humanity’s common heritage with the greatest possible number of people,” write the directors of 57 major international museums

August Full Moon at Monuments, Museums, and Archaeological Sites

The Ministry of Culture is opening dozens of archaeological sites to the public on Monday, August 19

ELSTAT: 22.4% increase in the number of visitors to Greece’s museums in February

In the first two months there was an increase of 11.8% compared to the same period in 2023

3D images of over 13,000 museum specimens now free to everyone (video-photos)

Importantly, these images provide an insight that would only otherwise be obtained by destructive dissection and tissue sampling

Greek State Museums: They are becoming more secure, organised and productive with new bylaws

What is provided by the Ministry of Culture for the storage and maintenance of their objects, facilities and activities

“Athens. The City is the Museum” project – Immersive Google Audio tour of the City (video)

The curated audio walks offer an immersive way of seeing the city using Google Maps with sound to create a whole new experience.

The World’s Most-Visited Museums (infographic)

Four are in China

New York Times: New research tracks ancient artifacts looted by the Nazis – The Greek case

Scholars are increasingly focusing attention on the seizure & excavation of antiquities from Greece & other countries by the Germans during WWII

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