Archaeology
Did Ancient Statues Have a Scent?
Ancient Greek and Roman statues were perfumed with aromatic substances, often for ritual purposes, a practice which enhanced their aesthetic impact beyond that of the merely visual.
Film
Matt Damon and Christopher Nolan Arrive in Messinia to Start Filming “Odyssey” – First Images Released
A total of about 180 people arrived on two direct flights from Morocco, including actors as well as the core production team.
Film
TiDF27: An Exploration of Greece at the Thessaloniki International Documentary Festival
Discover TiDF27, featuring over 72 films that explore Greece’s rich history, culture, and social change, alongside the city’s vibrant dining scene and urban charm.
Heritage
Seven Greek Traditions Recognized as Intangible Cultural Heritage
From traditional barrel-making to age-old folk dances, seven new entries on Greece’s National Inventory preserve the country’s living heritage for future generations.
Heritage
US Repatriates 11 Stolen Greek Artifacts in Landmark Case
The return of eleven illegally exported Greek treasures by the New York District Attorney marks a major victory against antiquities trafficking.
Film
The Acropolis of Athens Shines in Hollywood’s Spotlight
According to a recent study, Greece’s most iconic landmark, the Acropolis, has secured a place among the world’s most filmed sites.
Greece Is Magazines
Rediscover Greece’s Capital with the Winter Edition of Greece Is Athens!
Pick up a copy of our latest issue at the newsstands together with The New York Times International Edition this weekend.
Museums
Celebrate the Festive Season at the Acropolis Museum
From guided tours and live music to family-friendly activities and holiday gifts, the Acropolis Museum in Athens has something for everyone this Christmas.
