Archaeological sites and museums throughout Greece will be open to the public for free, on the weekend of September 23-24, to share the history of their locations, and to celebrate European Heritage Days, said a statement from the Ministry of Culture on Thursday.
A. Makris
“Through books and photographs, sounds, songs and dances, walks, performances and fairy tales, cities will reveal themselves through short or long stories, private or public, real or imaginary,” the ministry said, at 117 sites throughout the country.
The annual event is organised by the Council of Europe and the European Union to promote the cultural heritage of Europe. It will run between 22-24 of September, with free entrance for two of those days.
(Source: AMNA)
A. Makris
“Through books and photographs, sounds, songs and dances, walks, performances and fairy tales, cities will reveal themselves through short or long stories, private or public, real or imaginary,” the ministry said, at 117 sites throughout the country.
The annual event is organised by the Council of Europe and the European Union to promote the cultural heritage of Europe. It will run between 22-24 of September, with free entrance for two of those days.
(Source: AMNA)
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