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The Ministry of Culture is once again organizing its August Full Moon events, offering the public unique evenings of culture beneath the light of the August full moon.
Enjoy free admission to 126 archaeological sites, historic landmarks, monuments, and museums across the country, with special performances, concerts, dance events, exhibitions, and guided tours taking place at many locations.
The celebration also extends to August 26, 27, 29, and 30, offering even more opportunities to experience Greece's rich cultural heritage in a truly magical setting.
For the 27th consecutive year, the August Full Moon celebration invites everyone to discover the beauty of Greece's monuments illuminated by moonlight. Join us for an unforgettable evening of culture, history, and summer magic.
https://www.culture.gov.gr/el/service/SitePages/view.aspx?iiD=5655
Summer in Greece is synonymous with sunshine, the sea, and a vibrant cultural scene. This season, island escapes and visits to historic destinations offer more than breathtaking landscapes: they also provide the opportunity to discover some of the year's most exciting art exhibitions.
And after immersing yourself in the world of art, take a dip in the crystal-clear waters of the idyllic beaches of the Greek islands. Take a deep breath—and dream!
https://www.greeknewsagenda.gr/arty-summer-holidays-on-the-greek-islands-part-2-4-naxos-amorgos-tinos-chios-syros/
On 24 July 2026, the Greek Pavilion at the 30th Lima International Book Fair (FIL Lima 2026) was officially inaugurated in the presence of the President of the Peruvian Book Chamber, Ricardo Murgueza Terrones, representatives of diplomatic missions, members of the literary and artistic communities, and members of the Greek community in Lima.
In his opening remarks, the President of the Peruvian Book Chamber highlighted the significance of Greece's participation in this year's fair, marking the country's first appearance in the event's 30-year history. The Greek delegation, in turn, expressed its gratitude to the Peruvian Book Chamber for providing a platform to promote Greek thought and literature, while emphasizing the enduring cultural ties that have long connected Greece and Peru.
Greece is participating in this year's edition with a national pavilion, organized by the Embassy of Greece to Peru, Colombia and Ecuador, serving as a venue for the presentation and promotion of Greek culture, thought, and literature.
Special reference was also made to the significance of 24 July, the date on which democracy was restored in Greece in 1974, highlighting its connection to human rights and the fundamental values of free access to education and freedom of expression as essential pillars of social progress and peaceful coexistence.
From the very first days of the fair, which runs until 6 August, the Greek Pavilion and the events promoting Greek literature have attracted a large number of visitors. Attendance at this year's fair is expected to reach nearly half a million visitors.
Embajada de Grecia en la República del Perú, Colombia y Ecuador



