The Pnyx: When the Birthplace of Democracy Becomes a Political Backdrop
Pnyx, Ancient Athens, Athenian Democracy, Greek History, Athens Archaeological Sites
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Pnyx, Ancient Athens, Athenian Democracy, Greek History, Athens Archaeological Sites
New lighting brings a warm evening glow to Dionysiou Areopagitou and Apostolou Pavlou, with 125 new poles designed by Eleftheria Deko and funded.
Athens’ National Museum of Contemporary Art (EMST) has won the European Art Museum Award 2026. Here is why it was recognised, what to.
Instituto Cervantes de Atenas marks the Day of Spanish Cinema with a free screening of Jaime Chávarri’s El desencanto on 6 October.
Oktoberfest returns to the German School Athens on 10 October 2026 with beer, pretzels, German food and family-friendly activities in Marousi.
Greek caryatids, ancient funerary steles and painted vase scenes inspire Rachel Feinstein’s first exhibition in Greece. Fates brings sculpture, mirror paintings and works.
AthensWay, the City of Athens’ new free app, brings parking payments, live bus information and other travel services together in one place. It.
Booker Prize-winning authors Ian McEwan and Julian Barnes will appear at Megaron in Athens to discuss their latest books this autumn.
Mosaic floors uncovered in two banqueting rooms offer new evidence about the Royal Gymnasium of ancient Mieza, where Aristotle is believed to have.
A 4th-century parchment fragment from Homer’s Odyssey reveals how readers encountered the epic in Roman Egypt.