The Culture Ministry says maintenance and weather-related shutdowns should not automatically be considered technical failures, stressing that strict safety limits govern the system

The ministry decision is part of a wider effort to ensure that Thrace’s cultural heritage contributes to the region’s future

Comprehensive restoration project to preserve the Fortress and Sanctuary of Rhamnous while upgrading visitor infrastructure, accessibility and climate resilience

Free admission, concerts and guided tours return for the 27th year as the August full moon transforms archaeological sites and museums into open-air cultural stages across the country

The Ancient Agora of Athens has unveiled restored historic routes and improved accessibility, offering visitors a clearer view of its monuments and urban history.

The 'Eumaios' portal aims to help visitors with disabilities and reduced mobility plan visits to museums and monuments nationwide

Private donation clears way for restoration of historic military complex as the Greek state seeks a permanent home for one of the nation's defining chapters

Fourteen years later, the museum reopens showcasing Mycenaean treasures and strengthening the region’s cultural tourism appeal.

Greece's Culture Ministry has begun restoring the Southeast Temple at the Ancient Agora of Athens, improving accessibility and preserving a key Roman-era monument.

The Bey Hamam, known as Paradise Baths, in the heart of Thessaloniki, will now operate as a cultural center and exhibition space

The restored complex, which remained hidden for 75 years, offers visitors a rare journey through more than two millennia of history.

The departure of the Greek ministry of Culture's Giorgos Didaskalou comes amid a broader reshuffle of long-serving government officials and follows developments linked to Greece’s urban planning corruption scandal

Turkey also intervened in the discussion, undermining the British argument by stating that no Ottoman imperial decree, or firman, exists that could legitimize Britain’s possession of the Marbles.

Perched above the northeastern edge of the drained Copais (Kopaida) Lake basin, Gla has long stood as a testament to Mycenaean engineering and ambition

Researchers documented a wide range of submerged remains dating from the late 7th century BC through the early 19th century AD.

Shocking images of the 1944 May Day executions in Kaisariani reveal Nazi brutality and spur Greece to preserve its visual history.

The now emblematic collection of photographs shows scenes from the execution of 200 Greek prisoners on May 1, 1944, by Nazi occupation forces at the Kaisariani shooting range

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.

The 1.5-million-euro restoration of the Temple of Aphaia includes new lighting and accessibility upgrades.

Through curated culinary events, visitors can now experience ancient Greek sites and monuments in an entirely new way.