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A Taste of Greece at the World’s Leading Food and Beverage Exhibition! 🇬🇷

🍋🫒 Greek flavours take centre stage at SIAL Paris 2026, one of the world’s leading international food and beverage exhibitions, taking place from 17–21 October 2026 at Paris Nord Villepinte Exhibition Centre.

With a history spanning more than 60 years, SIAL Paris brings together producers, brands, buyers and industry professionals from across the globe. In 2024, the event welcomed 7,500 exhibitors from 127 countries and more than 285,000 industry professionals.

Through a dedicated National Pavilion organised by Enterprise Greece, 120 Greek businesses will showcase the exceptional quality, authenticity and diversity of Greek products to an international audience, creating new opportunities for partnerships and global growth.
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✨ A Historic Landmark Reopens to Thessaloniki

The Hamza Bey Mosque, popularly known as Alcazar, is being returned to the people of Thessaloniki after decades, opening a new chapter in the life of this remarkable historic monument.

Through an initiative of the Greek Ministry of Culture, the monument is taking on a new role as an exhibition venue, bringing together the city’s rich cultural heritage and its contemporary art scene while welcoming new audiences.

The exhibition programme and management of the venue are entrusted to MOMus, in close collaboration with the Ephorate of Antiquities of Thessaloniki.
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📸 Mykonos in the 1950s: The Island That Captivated the World

✨ Robert McCabe’s photographic exhibition returns to Mykonos Castle with a refreshed collection!

Following the warm reception and great success of its original presentation, the Ephorate of Antiquities of the Cyclades, under the Greek Ministry of Culture, announces the renewal of the outdoor photographic exhibition at the historic Castle of Chora, Mykonos.

Featuring newly selected photographs from Robert McCabe’s rich and invaluable archive, the exhibition offers visitors a fresh perspective on the island’s timeless beauty, authentic character, and fascinating past.