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Ancient Pelinna Restoration Will Preserve the Monument and Provide an Accessible Visitor Experience

2025-01-15 by Mihaela Lica Butler

View of the wall at the Acropolis of Ancient Pelinna

Restoration works at Ancient Pelinna in its northwest bastion aim to create a welcoming, safe archaeological site for visitors.

Greek Ministry of Culture Plans to Revive the Agios Georgios Acropolis in Fourni Korseon

2025-01-14 by Mihaela Lica Butler

Agios Georgios Acropolis

Plans for the Agios Georgios Acropolis restoration include improved access, preservation, and facilities to enrich the visitor experience.

New Routes and Viewpoints Enhance Accessibility at the Ancient Agora of Athens and Kerameikos

2025-01-13 by Mihaela Lica Butler

3D visualization of the routes at the Ancient Agora of Athens

Recent enhancements at the Ancient Agora of Athens and Kerameikos archaeological sites bring improved accessibility, better visitor flow, and upgraded amenities. The projects, managed by the Greek Ministry of Culture, aim to restore ancient pathways while creating new routes for all visitors, including individuals with mobility challenges. Added viewing points and rest areas enhance the […]

Athens Marks 5,000 Tree Plantings in 2024 with a 700-Year-Old Olive Tree

2025-01-04 by Mihaela Lica Butler

700-year-old Olive Tree

To mark the milestone of planting 5,000 trees in 2024, Athens Mayor Haris Doukas participated in a symbolic tree-planting event on December 31, 2024. The star of the day? A 700-year-old olive tree is now rooted in front of the Old Parliament building on Stadiou Street. Key Highlights from Athens’ Green Project in 2024 A […]

Archaeological Site of Gortyn to Get Accessibility Upgrades

2024-12-26 by Mihaela Lica Butler

Photorealistic depiction of formations west of the Conservatory of Gortyn

The Ministry of Culture focuses on improving visitor pathways and accessibility at the significant archaeological site of Gortyn in Crete. These initiatives aim to make the ancient ruins more accessible for individuals with disabilities or mobility issues. The improvements are part of a larger restoration project, which includes preserving and highlighting key monuments. This broader […]

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