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British visitors to Greece expected to reach 4 mln this year, min. says - Vimarsana News

British visitors to Greece expected to reach 4 mln this year, min. says

Kikilias thanked UK Ambassador Matthew Lodge for his contribution to the record numbers of British tourists who visited Greece in 2022

Delaware, the Met, and a 'Homecoming' of Sorts for 161 Greek Antiquities - Vimarsana News

Delaware, the Met, and a 'Homecoming' of Sorts for 161 Greek Antiquities

A deal that will allow New York’s Met to display 161 artefacts made thousands of years ago on a group of Aegean islands has been met with consternation among the Greek government’s political opponents, archaeologists and academics.

Greek antiquities return to Athens for exhibition - Vimarsana News

Greek antiquities return to Athens for exhibition

15 ancient Greek artifacts from the private Cycladic art collection owned by U.S. billionaire Leonard N. Stern went on display for the first time in Athens this week

Ancient Greek artifacts go on display for first time, amid protests - Vimarsana News

Ancient Greek artifacts go on display for first time, amid protests

Fifteen ancient Greek artifacts from the private Cycladic art collection of a U.S. billionaire went on display for the first time on Wednesday in Athens

The Museum of Cycladic Art in Athens Kicks Off a Controversial Deal to Show 15 Ancient Artifacts From U.S. Billionaire Leonard Stern's Collection - Vimarsana News

The Museum of Cycladic Art in Athens Kicks Off a Controversial Deal to Show 15 Ancient Artifacts From U.S. Billionaire Leonard Stern's Collection

The Museum of Cycladic Art's latest show kicks off a controversial repatriation deal between the Greek government, The Met, and more.

Source: artnet.com