More and more Athenian theatres are providing English-speaking audiences with the chance to watch Greek theatre with English surtitles, according to ANA.

The National Observatory of Athens (NOA) Visitor Centre in Thissio will host a series of events addressed to adults and children alike over the Christmas period

Read about our activities and news – December 2018 Newsletter

Holiday season festivities guide: Celebrating Christmas in Athens

The beautiful Hotel Grande Bretagne opens its Winter Garden City Lounge to opera aficionados every Thursday through December 27.

Archaeologists exploring Tenea, which is thought to have been founded by the Trojans, have discovered tombs, coins and urns, among other items, in and around the site.

The restoration of the Parthenon, the global symbol of Western Democracy and civilization as well as Greece’s most famous monument is not something new. It dates decades back, from the very beginning of the newly established Greek state in 1830.

Now, ancient DNA suggests that living Greeks are indeed the descendants of Mycenaeans, with only a small proportion of DNA from later migrations to Greece. And the Mycenaeans themselves were closely related to the earlier Minoans, the study reveals, another great civilization that flourished on the island of Crete from 2600 B.C.E. to 1400 B.C.E. (named for the mythical King Minos).

36th Athens “Authentic” Marathon!

Greek wine producers and their cellars will be open to the wine-loving public on Sunday, November 11, marking European Wine Tourism Day.