The one-night event will feature nine leading dancers from the Paris Opera Ballet performing iconic excerpts and pas de deux from celebrated works, including Swan Lake, The Sleeping Beauty and Don Quixote

The five-day festival will bring internationally acclaimed musicians to the historic Parnassos Literary Society from November 3 to 7, featuring chamber music concerts, a world premiere and masterclasses for young violinists

Police seized cocaine, cannabis and €6,340 in cash during operations in Peristeri and Petroupoli. Investigators say a 21-year-old used a motorcycle and a concealed compartment to transport drugs.

A butcher shop owner in the northern Athens suburb of Kifisia says hackers remotely changed his refrigerators' temperature settings to 150 degrees Celsius, leaving staff unable to regain control for two hours. The meat stock was saved.

Security footage captures the blast that killed six people on September 21, while a second recording reportedly shows three suspects dividing stolen goods about an hour later.

Representatives of major technology companies will visit Athens next week to discuss how platforms will enforce Greece’s minimum age of 15 for social media, a measure scheduled to take effect on January 1, 2027.

In the To Vima edition, Katerina Nikolaou, professor of Byzantine history at the National and Kapodistrian University of Athens, discusses the second volume of a three-volume history of Athens

The award-winning 2011 film pays tribute to German choreographer Pina Bausch through striking performances and scenes filmed in and around Wuppertal, where she developed her artistic work for more than 35 years

Seventy complaints in a year, extensive damage to public infrastructure and mounting safety concerns prompt calls for coordinated police patrols and a crackdown on scrap-metal trafficking

The two-day event will bring together international hospitality professionals, more than 130 exhibitors and leading bartending experts for masterclasses, tastings and networking in the Greek capital

More than 15,000 people gathered at Athens’ Olympic Stadium for the Italian-American DJ’s first performance in Greece, where ancient Greek mythology met cutting-edge digital art in an immersive audiovisual spectacle

Israeli ambassador Pninat Yanai rejects the memorandum as legally baseless, echoing US, EU and regional partners' opposition; PM reiterates Greek position

Ask a city how it is doing and it will answer in numbers: visitors, growth, traffic, investment.

Tucked away in a tiny workshop in Exarchia, this little pastry shop keeps things simple: a short menu, exceptional ingredients, and plenty of hands-on craftsmanship.

Greece has spent years offering incentives to wealthy foreigners. Now its ambition is for them to put down roots by bringing their families and businesses and forming new communities

The noted South African artist’s exhibition at the National Archaeological Museum brings contemporary art into dialogue with ancient Greek antiquities, exploring the enduring power of myth

The Gkrava school complex, which serves some 4,000 students, will resume in-person classes on Nov. 2 with its gas supply shut off. Six inspections found no evidence of a leak, while further work and safety certification are planned before gas service can be restored.

The three defendants in the Plaka blast that killed four Americans have been granted until Monday to give their statements. The victims’ families are considering further legal action as they review the case file.

Ancient Athens had its own “Halloween”: during the Anthesteria, a festival for Dionysus, Athenians cooked offerings for the dead and sent spirits away.

Two Greek nationals and an Albanian man are accused of multiple serious offenses over an explosion in the Plaka district on September 21 that killed six people.