The Basil & Elise Goulandris Foundation (goulandris.gr) has joined forces with major European museums and is presenting, for the first time in Greece, a tribute to the Neo-Impressionism art movement, with a focus on the Mediterranean region, at its art museum in Pangrati.
Athens has always belonged to its cars – not its pedestrians. After the Covid-19 pandemic, however, when the “temporary” expansion of tables and seats was allowed on sidewalks to support cafes and restaurants, the city has become literally impassable.
The people in Greece who have supported Israel through the years were not many. Especially during the time of the pro-Arab wave in the 1980s, it was extremely unpopular.
Sani Development and Tourism Company SA was declared the highest bidder for the development of the property Sani-Kassandra on the Halkidiki peninsula by the Hellenic Republic Asset Development Fund.
Police on Wednesday arrested three drivers engaged in street racing at speeds exceeding 140km/h on coastal Poseidonos Avenue in Athens’ southern Palaio Faliro district.
In celebration of the Hotel Grande Bretagne’s 150th anniversary, the pioneering exhibition “A Journey Through Time: The Immersive Experience” is set to go on display in the hotel’s striking ballroom.
The Ministry of Digital Governance has announced a National Microsatellite Program which aims to strengthen the country’s off-planet capabilities in low Earth orbit.
“It was certain that a big accident would occur, they just did not know when,” said the mother of a victim of the Tempe train crash, during a parliamentary inquiry.
At least four people have been hospitalized after Cypriot police rescued 60 Syrian migrants found aboard a rickety wooden boat some 55 kilometers (34 miles) off the island nation’s southeastern tip, authorities said Wednesday.
The Ecumenical Patriarchate expressed its opposition to the proposed bill on same-sex marriage in an official statement on Wednesday.