Acropolis Museum

The Acropolis Museum’s captivating temporary exhibition sheds light on the hidden cultural treasures of Basilicata region, spanning from the late Bronze Age (11th century BCE) to the 6th century BCE. Open to visitors with free admission until January 26, 2025.

Celebrated annually in over 40 countries, European Heritage Days aims to unite citizens through a shared cultural heritage, offering free entry and special events at state archaeological sites and monuments this weekend

The Acropolis Museum will host a moonlight concert in its courtyard on Aug. 19, offering free admission for those who wish to enjoy this month's full moon

Many archaeological sites and museums in Athens, Thessaloniki, Crete, ancient Olympia, Mycenae, Epidaurus, Delphi, and Rhodes will be impacted by the work stoppage today, July 25.

Ancient district off the Acropolis' south slope showcased with 1,150 ancient artifacts, many exhibited for the first time 'under the museum'

A retrospect of the American photographer's images, entitled "Χαίρε Ξένε. In the Land of Dreams', takes visitors back post-war daily life in Greece, people's habits, lifestyle and hopes for a better future

Starting today, on Orthodox Palm Sunday, visitors to the Acropolis Museum in central Athens will have the unique opportunity to attend a series of short concerts of sacred or devotional music. According to the organizers, the short concerts aim to highlight sacred music’s contributions to the development of Western culture. The musical events will continue […]

Among the exhibits is the original passport of Byron and an official Ottoman document of the era

The director of the Acropolis Museum Nikos Stampolidis said the perfect space to host the Marbles is the Acropolis Museum

164 archeological sites and the 188 museums of the country welcomed 15.2 million visitors while from those, 85.9% came during the summer season, with estimated revenues up to 119.9 million euros, while the coming year seems to be even more promising.

Exhibits loaned from museums around the world depict 'Personifications and Allegories from Antiquity to Today'