A historic repatriation sees 91 Greek Jewish cultural treasures returned from Poland, looted by Nazis during World War II, highlighting decades-long efforts in preserving heritage and Holocaust memory

Belgian collector and dealer Tim De Craene issues statement after Greek state acquired 262 historic photographs showing scenes from the May 1, 1944, execution of 200 Greek prisoners by Nazi occupation forces in Greece

From ancient inscriptions to global classrooms, Greek continues to connect people, cultures, and generations across the globe.

Unlike the monumental forms of Egypt, Greece’s pyramids are smaller and architecturally distinct. Yet their origins, purpose and even age remain fiercely contested.

The Macedonian-style tomb, discovered in 1976 during the construction of an apartment building, is the first in-situ monument from the Hellenistic period uncovered in the northern Greece city

Residents and visitors alike can discover Athens through themed walks and organized visits, in collaboration with the Athens Association of Licensed Guides.

Experience an improv show like no other in the heart of Athens

A bold, multi-layered work, 'Ihsane' marks a compelling convergence of contemporary choreography, personal testimony, political awareness, and humanitarian engagement.

The partnership is aimed at enhancing the international reach and competitiveness of the Greek film and audiovisual industry.

The unique "journey through the evolution of modern art" continues through April 11th.

The school aims to strengthen film education and boost Greece’s competitiveness in the global film industry.

For the first time in nearly 2,000 years, Athens’ Roman Odeon will “speak” through a pioneering study measuring its acoustic limits, as restoration works aim to protect the monument while opening it more fully to visitors.

At the heart of the architectural proposal are targeted additions to the masonry and the reconstruction of selected sections, aiming to restore the monument’s architectural coherence and improve functionality.

Flying kites on Clean Monday symbolizes spiritual renewal, links to ancient traditions, and welcomes spring, blending Christian and pagan heritage

The women performers were once again accompanied by impressive stilt walkers and floats

Demand for accommodations surges during Carnival and Clean Monday, with popular destinations nearly sold out and prices for short-term rentals and hotels spiking.

The Greek capital will host a city-center parade on Sunday followed by traditional Clean Monday celebrations with music and free Lenten food on Philopappos Hill.

Celebrate Clean Monday like a local with fresh seafood, traditional meze, and vibrant Lenten dishes. From cozy tavernas to high-end restaurants, Athens offers the perfect settings to enjoy the first day of Lent with family and friends.

A 163-image collection, including rare photographs of the 1944 execution of 200 Greek prisoners, has been declared a monument as the Culture Ministry moves to acquire it from a private collector

From kite flying on Clean Monday to seafood-rich fasting dishes, Greece marks the Lenten season with centuries-old customs that blend faith, food, and community.