The Epigraphical Museum is overseen by the Ministry of Education. It displays over 14,000 ancient Greek inscriptions describing every aspect of private and public life; they form a key basis of historical research.
Founded in 1885, the museum aims to safeguard, protect, conserve, display and promote stone epigraphy. monuments.
Archive material from 1841 to the 1960s can be viewed for free here, as well as documents of...
Saronic Chamber Music Festival – Syngros open air theatre (beginning of August)...
Rated by CNN as the best cinema in the world, Thission Cinema is the oldest summer cinema in Athens....
Gazi Square is a stylish touch of modernity that merges perfectly with the past....
