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The Palace where Alexander the Great was crowned will be reopening as an archaeological museum after 16 years of renovations. 

This place where history was made, brought thousands of visitors to ‘flock’ to the ‘largest surviving classical Greek building,’ in early Jan. 2024.

Now in Macedonia visitors have a chance to reacquaint themselves with the Alexander story starting with his impressive father's palace/

Greece has reopened the ancient palace where Alexander the Great became King of Macedonia some 2,400 years ago to the public after it underwent restoration.

On Friday, the 2,300-year-old Palace of Aigai in northern Greece was fully reopened. Its reintroduction to the world is part of a 16-year renovation that has cost more than 20 million euros.

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No 10 believed the Parthenon Sculptures could be a ‘powerful bargaining chip’ in the race to host 2012 games.

Official records released by British and Irish archives include details of an Irish priest’s unauthorised refugee settlement in Co Wicklow and a ‘republican’ artefact thief

No 10 believed the Parthenon Sculptures could be a ‘powerful bargaining chip’ in the race to host 2012 games.

Despite years of efforts by the Greek Government to retain the Marbles, it has been unable to negotiate an agreement with British counterparts