The Central Archaeological Council on Tuesday unanimously approved new entrance fees to archaeological sites and museums in Greece that raise prices, abolish unified tickets for multiple sites, and reduce ticket categories to five levels.
Sixty-six archaeological sites and museums in 51 regions beyond Attica will provide the stage for 70 new arts productions over the summer, the Greek Ministry of Culture & Sports announced on Wednesday.
Greek museums, forced to shut their gates to the public in November, used lockdown time to find alternative ways to keep in touch with the public, carry out needed maintenance work, and expand the objects on show for the day actual visits are allowed.