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A Major Exhibition at the Basil & Elise Goulandris Foundation Basil & Elise Goulandris...
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The inscription of “The Greater Olympus Area” on the UNESCO World Heritage List as a Mixed...
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Aug 10, 2026 | Government
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A new chapter in the development of European cybersecurity policy has begun with the official...
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LatestArty Summer Holidays on the Greek Islands, Part 4/4 (Aegina, Spetses, Skiathos, Ios, Santorini)
Aug 21, 2026 | Arts in Greece, Destinations
Summer in Greece is synonymous with sunshine, the sea, and a vibrant cultural scene. This season,...
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Aug 12, 2026 | Creative Greece, Filming Greece
Set against the breathtaking landscape of Kefalonia, the largest of the Ionian Islands, the KYMATA...
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Mar 18, 2026 | Ancient Greek Heritage, Culture & Society, Government
The National Strategy for the Protection of Cultural Heritage from the Impacts of Climate Change...
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Dec 22, 2025 | Reading Greece
Penny Milia is a poet, writer, performer and psychotherapist from Athens. Her poetry collection...
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Aug 3, 2026 | Arts in Greece, Destinations
Summer in Greece is synonymous with sunshine, the sea, and a vibrant cultural scene. This season,...
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A fascinating new cultural destination has opened in Xylokastro, Corinthia: the “Aristonautes” Center for Mycenaean Maritime Art, dedicated to experimental archaeology, research and education.
The center brings the maritime world of the Mycenaean era to life, featuring part of a reconstructed twenty-oared ship, complete with its rigging, as well as ancient shipbuilding tools, replicas of vessels used to transport goods, and exhibits exploring life and sea travel during the Bronze Age.
Visitors can discover how the Mycenaeans built their ships and explore the techniques described in Homer’s Odyssey for the construction of Odysseus’ famous raft.
From the tools and materials used by ancient shipbuilders to the foods, plants and goods mentioned in Homeric epics and traded across the Mediterranean, the center offers a hands-on journey through the maritime world of the Bronze Age, including a glimpse into the markets of ancient Egypt.

Japanese rating agency R&I has upgraded the outlook for the Greek economy from “stable” to “positive” (BBB Positive), a development considered particularly positive amid the prevailing international conditions.
Explaining the upgrade, the agency said that the Greek economy is expected to continue growing steadily. Thanks to structural reforms aimed at strengthening tax revenue collection, the primary balance continues to record significant surpluses, while public debt has declined further.
A continued improvement in the country’s fiscal position is also expected, partly because expenditure growth will remain limited under the European Union’s fiscal rules. At the same time, financial-sector stability has strengthened, reflecting progress in reducing non-performing loans.
Visual art, poetry and the scientific observation of the Universe come together in a multidimensional journey exploring unexpected affinities, collective memory and our place among the stars. Across four locations in Athens, Synastry creates a constellation of encounters, connecting artists, ideas, disciplines and perspectives.
📍 National Library of Greece, SNFCC
📅 September 16 – October 4, 2026
Stavros Niarchos Foundation Εθνική Βιβλιοθήκη της Ελλάδος - National Library of Greece


