This is Athens City Festival

Dimitris Rentoumis: Solo Exhibition
2026-05-07 12:00 - 20:00 (Europe/Athens) | Crux Gallery, 4 Sekeri, Athens, 106 74, Greece
Crux Galerie presents the solo exhibition of Dimitris Rentoumis. Through his new series of works, the artist “dialogues” with the transient and fragile nature of paper, experimenting with the transition from a two-dimensional image to a three-dimensional variable materiality. He transforms paper surfaces into sculptural forms that occupy the space.

With a rich journey that includes studies at the Athens School of Fine Arts and the Netherlands, as well as participation in prestigious programmes such as Jan van Eyck and Onassis Air, the creator brings a proposal to Athens that balances the delicacy of the material with the dynamics of the installation.

This is a unique opportunity for the public to discover how paper can “breathe” and develop beyond the boundaries of the frame, creating a living visual environment.

Exhibition duration: 23 April – 30 May

Opening hours: Wednesday–Friday: 12:00–20:00; Saturday: 12:00–16:00. Closed on Monday, Tuesday & Sunday.

Evgenia Grigoraki: Roadside Shrines
2026-05-07 15:00 - 20:00 | Ileana Tounta Contemporary Art Centre, 48 Armatolon-Klefton, Athens, 114 71, Greece
The Ileana Tounta Contemporary Art Centre presents a solo exhibition by Evgenia Grigoraki titled “Roadside Shrines”, a photographic series focusing on a familiar yet often overlooked element of the Greek landscape. Through a personal and direct lens, the artist approaches these shrines not merely as markers of memory and faith, but as small, paradoxical presences that persist in inhabiting public spaces—alongside roads, around bends, and throughout our daily commutes.

The strength of the exhibition lies in this experiential, almost tender observation. Under Grigoraki’s gaze, these shrines are transformed into objects of artistic exploration, highlighting their enduring stability and the specific meaning they continue to hold within Greek society. It is an exhibition that bridges the everyday gaze with folk tradition, inviting us to pause once more before one of the most characteristic and poignant sights of the Greek roadside. Presented alongside Marilia Fotopoulou’s exhibition, the show will offer you the chance to explore two different yet complementary photographic interpretations of the same subject.

Exhibition duration: 1–9 May

Opening hours: Tuesday, Thursday: 15:00–20:00; Wednesday, Friday: 12:00–20:00; Saturday: 12:00–16:00. Closed on Monday & Sunday.

A Guided Tour in the World of Niki de Saint Phalle
2026-05-07 18:00 - 19:00, 2026-05-09 12:00 - 13:00 | MOMus-Museum Alex Mylona, Agion Asomaton Square 5, Athens, Athens, 105 54, Greece
The This is Athens City Festival 2026 invites you to dive into the revolutionary world of one of the 20th century’s most fearless icons. In these two specially curated guided tours of the exhibition “From Shooting to Freedom,” you’ll discover how Niki de Saint Phalle transformed pain and rage into a lasting celebration of colour and rebirth. This is the first time her work has been presented on this scale in Greece, tracing her journey from the radical Tirs (shooting performances) to her exuberant, world-famous Nanas.

Through a vibrant collection of paintings, collages, and sculptures, the exhibition unfolds like a child’s game, yet retains the raw power of a woman who challenged every boundary of art and society. Catch these rebellious masterpieces tucked into the intimate spaces of the MOMus-Alex Mylonas Museum, across from the Parthenon.

This activity is only available in Greek.

Queer Movie Nights 2026
2026-05-07 18:00 - 23:30, 2026-05-08 18:00 - 23:30 | Trianon Cinema, Kodrigktonos 21, Athens, Athens, 104 34, Greece
Queer Movie Nights are bringing an open, vibrant, and inclusive celebration of LGBTQI+ cinema right to the heart of Athens. Through a curated selection of queer feature films, shorts, documentaries, and homegrown Greek productions, this event creates a vital meeting point where queer stories find visibility, a voice, and an audience. This initiative has already carved out a permanent spot on the city’s cultural map as a platform for expression, coexistence, and acceptance.

Beyond the silver screen, Queer Movie Nights act as a safe space for dialogue and connection where every viewer can truly be themselves, share experiences, and see the world through diverse, colourful perspectives. It’s a celebration of diversity, cinematic creativity, and the unique power of the big screen to bring people closer together.

Yorgos Lanthimos: Photographs
2026-05-07 18:00 - 23:30, 2026-05-08 18:00 - 23:30 | Onassis Stegi, 107-109 Syngrou, Athens, 117 45, Greece
As the This is Athens City Festival kicks off an exciting new partnership with Onassis Stegi, we offer a look through the lens of a true visionary. In his first-ever solo photography exhibition in Greece, the internationally acclaimed director Yorgos Lanthimos presents 182 works that map out his unique visual language through a different medium.

This is a brilliant opportunity to get to know a whole other side of his artistry, stepping away from the cinema screen and into the still image. In the exhibition space of the Stegi, visitors encounter photographs created on the margins of film productions such as Poor Things (2023), Kinds of Kindness (2024), and Bugonia (2025), shot in cities like New Orleans and Atlanta, as well as in studios in Budapest, where entire cities were constructed as cinematic sets, alongside a new series of works from Athens and the Aegean.

Through these images, the familiar, the strange, and the silent take on a new intensity. It’s Lanthimos at his most raw, showcasing his deeply personal and recognisable authorship. Whether he’s capturing a landscape or the human form, you’re invited to see the world through the singular, idiosyncratic gaze of one of the world’s most significant contemporary creators.

20 invitations are available from the Onassis Stegi for 7, 8, 14, and 15 May – 5 invitations per day.

Bookings open one week before each event at 12:00 noon and are made via this page.

Fairytales with Taxiarchis Beligiannis
2026-05-07 19:00 - 20:30 | Lambrakis hill, 46 Vouliagmenis Av., Athens, 117 43, Greece
Folk Tales with Animals and Fearless Children!
What happens when a beautiful and ambitious little beetle sets out in search of the perfect groom? How much courage does a fearless child need when his love for walnuts leads him into the most unlikely adventures?
Guided by the inexhaustible richness of Greek folk tradition, we unravel stories that have stood the test of time and reached the present day. Heroes full of humour, courage and wit come to life through the captivating narration of the storyteller, drawing us into a world where the impossible becomes possible. A meeting with folk wisdom, rich in twists and vivid imagery, reminding us of the joy of sharing a story—just like in the old days!
Music: Maria Kotsiri
This activity is only available in Greek.

Dr. Yiannis N. Tzortzis: Greenland: Blue Ice
2026-05-07 19:00 - 22:00 | a.antonopoulou.art Gallery, 20 Aristofanous, Athens, 105 54, Greece
The a.antonopoulou.art gallery presents the new solo photography exhibition by Dr. Giannis Tzortzis, which is held under the auspices of the Embassy of Denmark in Greece. Through a “green photographic journey” carried out in August 2024, the artist captures the “barometer of global climate change”: Greenland.

The exhibition is a powerful “visual cry of anguish,” documenting UNESCO World Heritage sites at risk and the everyday life of the Indigenous Inuit people. Tzortzis’ experiential images highlight the fragile beauty of the landscape and the dramatic reality of the climate crisis, reminding us that ice takes on a deep blue color just before it disappears forever.

The exhibition is accompanied by texts by writer Maria Giannayou and academic Christos Zerefos, enriching the dialogue between art, science, and environmental awareness.

Opening: Thursday, May 7 at 19:00.

Exhibition duration: 7 May – 13 June

Opening hours: Wednesday, Thursday, Friday: 14:00–20:00; Saturday: 12:00–16:00. Closed on Monday, Tuesday & Sunday.

Giorgos Louloudis: The Path of Light – The Innate
2026-05-07 20:00 - 23:00 | Genesis Gallery, Ippokratous 121, Athens, Athens, 114 72, Greece
In his new solo exhibition at Gallery Genesis, Giorgos Louloudis places light centre stage, moving beyond its role as a mere physical phenomenon.The artist turns his focus toward the small Greek chapels and their unique relationship with the landscape, transforming them into potent symbols of hope, silence, and internal quest. These works function as quiet stations of contemplation, where physical space and psychological experience are inextricably linked.

Through a powerful expressionist style, Louloudis’s painted surfaces gain emotional intensity and depth. Light becomes an inner necessity, a force that guides the viewer toward a deeply personal reading of the work. This exhibition speaks to the universal need for solace and the enduring power of hope, asserting art’s ability to serve as a point of renewal and reflection in demanding times.

Opening: Thursday, May 7 at 20:00.
Exhibition duration: 7–30 May
Opening hours: Tuesday, Thursday, Friday: 12:00–21:00; Saturday: 12:00–15:00. Closed on Monday, Wednesday & Sunday.

Guided Tour at the City of Athens Museum
2026-05-08 12:00 - 13:00 | The City of Athens Museum, 5-7 loannou Paparrigopoulou, Athens, 105 61, Greece
The City of Athens Museum (Vouros-Eutaxias Foundation) will welcome us for a rather special look at the capital’s modern history. The tour spans two iconic buildings that tell the story of a city finding its feet.
We start at the legendary “Old Palace”, the first residence of King Otto and Queen Amalia. It’s a space deeply intertwined with the very first steps Athens took as a modern European capital. Here, you’ll see the city through the objects and grand rooms that helped define its new, royal identity.

The journey then moves into the second building of the complex, the former home of the Dekozis-Vouros family. This is where things get personal. It offers a much more intimate glimpse into Athenian “high society” life, revealing the aesthetics, the daily habits, and domestic charm of the 19th and early 20th centuries.

Through these collections and the stunning architecture itself, you’ll witness the trajectory of a city that was rapidly expanding and shaping its modern self. It’s a tour that beautifully bridges the gap between Athens’ grand political history and its private, everyday heart.

This activity is only available in Greek.

Nikos Kalafatis: Primavera
2026-05-08 12:00 - 20:00 | Technohoros Art Gallery, 12 Lempesi, Athens, 117 42, Greece
Nikos Kalafatis presents Primavera, an exhibition curated by Athena Schina, at Technohoros Art Gallery. It is a vibrant, optimistic, and deeply personal tribute to the natural world. For Kalafatis, nature isn’t just a subject; it’s a constant source of daily observation and artistic discovery. Taking the energy of spring as his starting point, the artist creates a world where simple, discarded materials are granted a second life. Driftwood, metals, ropes, feathers, and various objets trouvés are meticulously transformed through painting, sculpture, and engraving into works brimming with poetry, ingenuity, and a subtle touch of wit.
This isn’t just a traditional look at the outdoors; it’s an invitation to adopt a lighter, more observant way of being, one that is open to the “everyday miracles” of the city and beyond. In the heart of the festival, Primavera proves that spring isn’t just a season; it’s a creative state of mind.

Exhibition duration: 8–30 May

Opening hours: Tuesday, Thursday, Friday: 12:00–20:00; Wednesday, Saturday: 10:00–18:00. Closed on Sunday & Monday.

World of Beer Festival 2026
2026-05-08 14:00 - 23:30, 2026-05-09 12:00 - 23:30 | Technopolis City of Athens, Pireos 100, Athens, Athens, 118 54, Greece
The Athens City Festival 2026 meets the World of Beer Festival for a unique three-day event dedicated to those who love great beer, food, and music. From 8 to 10 May, more than 300 beer brands from Greece and abroad will gather at Technopolis: from classic lagers and weiss to original craft beers infused with mastic or lavender.

At the Beer Talks & Tastings, experts will reveal the secrets of the perfect pairing while the experience reaches new heights with delicious street food and an explosive line-up of 9 different concerts: from the rock of Magic de Spell and Dionysis Tsaknis to the traditional Ikarian feasts of Nikos Fakaros.

Laughter takes centre stage with top stand-up shows from Vangelis Charisopoulos, Dimitra Nikitea, and other beloved comedians. With a games area, the Greek Beer Awards 2026, and an atmosphere full of energy, the World of Beer becomes the city’s ultimate meeting point.

Book your tickets now and get ready for a three-day event that has it all—always enjoying responsibly!

Anna Dimitriou: Always the Blue
2026-05-08 17:00 - 21:00 | NEZER Collective Gallery, 8 Nezer, Athens, 117 43, Greece
NEZER Collective Gallery presents Always the Blue, a solo exhibition by visual artist Anna Dimitriou. Through the curatorial approach of the architectural team SOL by Elephant Design, the exhibition space is conceived as a site of living narrative and spatial experience, where the placement, scale and interplay of the works come together to form a unified architectural journey.

The exhibition invites viewers to consider “blue” not simply as a colour, but as a deeply emotional and conceptual landscape. Through collage and mixed-media works, the figures emerge as fragments that evoke the feeling of the Greek summer as an ever-present moment. Here, the sea becomes an inner landscape, while Dimitriou’s characteristic swimmers move not through water, but through the depths of collective and family memory. They drift freely and effortlessly, without instruction or fear, within a blue that functions as a state of being, a promise and a refuge, a reminder of the importance of preserving the world that has shaped us.

Exhibition Duration: 8 May – 8 June

Opening Hours: Tuesday–Sunday 17:00–21:00, Closed on Mondays.

Biscuits at the Museum!
2026-05-08 18:00 - 19:00 | Hellenic Children’s Museum, Vas. Georgiou Β΄ 19, Athens, Athens, 106 75, Greece
The Hellenic Children’s Museum is opening up its most delicious exhibit for a hands-on kitchen takeover. If you’re looking for a brilliant way to keep the kids entertained (and well-fed) this May, “Kitchen: Discovering the World of the Biscuit” is exactly where you need to be.

In this “Biscuits at the Museum!” workshop, our younger festival-goers get to swap the sketchbook for a rolling pin. It’s not just a baking lesson; it’s a magical journey into the world of pastry through the eyes of a museum.

This activity is only available in Greek.

Historical Stroll with Dr. Iordanis Papadopoulos: Makriyianni
2026-05-08 18:30 - 21:30 | Acropolis Metro Station, Makrygianni 9, Athens, Athens, 117 42, Greece
Step into an urban stroll through the Makriyianni district, where ancient beauty meets the grit of modern Athenian life. Led by Dr. Iordanis Papadopoulos, an expert in Political Philosophy, this tour invites you to decode our urban identity, viewing the iconic shadow of the Acropolis not just as a backdrop, but as a living witness to a city that refuses to forget.

The journey begins in the silent galleries of Roman villas and moves through the turbulent memories of the “”Dekemvriana””, the violent clashes in December 1944 that marked the beginning of the conflict that later escalated into the Greek Civil War, which once haunted the old Gendarmerie building. As you walk down the grand Dionysiou Areopagitou, you’ll uncover the influence of foreign archaeological missions in Koukaki, before stopping at the Theatre of Dionysus to discuss the deep-rooted link between Democracy and Ancient Drama.

The route winds past the Asklepieion and the legendary “”Klepsydra”” spring, eventually reaching the Areopagus (Mars Hill), where St. Paul once preached before the “”Altar of the Unknown God.”” Dr. Papadopoulos masterfully assembles the fragments, from the Golden Age to the 1821 Revolution and the Civil War, connecting history to personal experience in a way that makes the stones speak.

Meeting Point: Acropolis Metro Station, Makriyianni exit.

This activity is only available in Greek.

Fairytales with Georgia Chaikali
2026-05-08 19:00 - 20:30 | Kalliga Square, Kalliga Square, Athens, Athens, 112 53, Greece
A garden of fairy tales!

Georgia Chaikali, Marina Dakanali and Ioanna Rigas weave a world made of words, sounds and images. A form of storytelling that is not just speech, but experience—rhythm, breath, glances. Alongside them, music becomes a living presence: voice, percussion and santouri create a vivid sonic landscape that carries the audience away.

A children’s performance that is not only for children, but for anyone who wishes—if only for a while—to return to a place where everything is possible.

Music: Simos Papaspyrou

This activity is only available in Greek.

SMCK ON REEL. Three Myths for Athens
2026-05-08 19:00 - 22:00 | Goethe-Institut Athen, 14-16 Omirou, Athens, 106 72, Greece
The Goethe-Institut Athen hosts an innovative encounter between contemporary jewellery and the moving image. The project SMCK ON REEL, curated by Loukia Richards and Christoph Ziegler, presents short films, documentaries and a video installation, in which international creators from Europe, Asia and the United States, as well as from conflict zones, use jewellery as a medium of activism and expression. Drawing on the foundational concepts of the ancient Greek city—struggle, justice and harmony—the videos freely reinterpret the myths of Orestes, Theseus and Oedipus, linking them to pressing contemporary issues such as climate change, gender identity and memory.

On Friday 8 May, design experts will introduce the screenings, while the video installation will remain open to the public until 30 May, offering a thought-provoking insight into the evolving values of a rapidly changing world.

Traditional Island Festival
2026-05-08 19:00 - 23:00 | Klafthmonos Square, Klaftmonos Square, Athens, Athens, 105 61, Greece
Nikos Oikonomidis, a true master of the violin and an authentic voice of island tradition, is coming to Klafthmonos Square for a night filled with Cycladic soul and a fresh summer breeze in downtown Athens.

With a career deeply rooted in the sounds of the Aegean, Oikonomidis brings the vibrant energy of an authentic island glenti, a traditional party. Alongside Kyriaki Spanou and the “Keros” Music Group, they’ll be serving up the violins, songs, and rhythms of a traditional panigiri, those legendary village festivals that last until dawn.

This isn’t a “sit-back-and-watch” kind of concert. You’re invited to join the crowd, find your rhythm, and perhaps even learn a step or two as the square transforms into a sun-soaked island plaza. It’s a musical escape that proves the Greek summer truly begins under the city sky.

Gyzi Street Party 2026
2026-05-08 19:00 - 23:00 | Gyzi Square, Gyzi Square, Athens, Athens, 114 74, Greece
The annual Gyzi Street Party returns to Gyzi Square as part of the This is Athens City Festival 2026, proving that the city’s alternative culture beats loudest in the heart of its local neighbourhoods. One of the centre’s most authentic, yet “hidden gem” squares, transforms into a high-octane open-air club. Here, electronic music acts as the ultimate connector, bridging the gap between locals and those exploring the city’s deeper layers.

The crew behind the decks is crafting a soundtrack designed to awaken the square, inviting us to see Gyzi through a different lens and get lost in authentic beats.

MOb
2026-05-08 21:00 - 23:00 | Avdi Square, Giatrakou 9, Athens, Athens, 104 36, Greece
The This is Athens City Festival welcomes MOb to Avdi Square for a performance that throws the rulebook out the window. This powerhouse trio, Panagiotis Kostopoulos, Alexandros Delis, and Marios Valinakis, crafts a sonic universe built on synthesizers, loops, and drones. While their roots are in jazz, they have wholeheartedly moved into the experimental, creating something entirely new and unpredictable.

This isn’t music you just listen to; it’s music you experience. Their sound unfolds freely, inviting you into a world of improvisation and high-tech textures. Avdi Square itself is the perfect host. As a hub of urban culture and one of the most interesting corners of modern Athens, it’s being transformed into a space for discovery and raw energy. Expect a live musical journey with no safety nets just an open, adventurous, and thoroughly contemporary vibe.

Guided Tour of the "Elytis House" Museum
2026-05-09 11:00 - 12:00 | Elytis’ House – Museum, Polygnotou 7, Athens, Athens, 105 55, Greece
A unique opportunity to get up close to the personal and intellectual world of Odysseas Elytis through a special guided tour of the “Elytis House” Museum.

The museum’s permanent exhibition brings the life and work of the great Nobel laureate to life, featuring precious manuscripts, rare Greek and foreign editions, and artworks that illuminate his multifaceted creativity. A central highlight of the experience is the reconstruction of his study. this is the authentic space where the poet worked continuously from 1962 until the end of his life, surrounded by his personal belongings and archives. A journey into the heart of Greek letters. The visit will allow visitors to breathe in the very atmosphere where some of the most significant works of world poetry were born.

This activity is only available in Greek.

Presentation of the Philhellenes’ Monument on Vasilissis Sofias Av. and Wreath-Laying Ceremony
2026-05-09 11:00 - 12:00 | War Museum, Rizari 2-4, Athens, Athens, 106 75, Greece
On Saturday 9 May, we honour the memory and contribution of the Philhellenes. The event includes a presentation of the Philhellenes’ Monument on Vasilissis Sofias Avenue and the official wreath-laying ceremony. The meeting point is at 11:00 a.m. in the courtyard of the War Museum (corner of Vasilissis Sofias Ave. and Rizari Street), in a modest ceremony highlighting the enduring bonds of friendship and the support of foreign fighters for Greece.

Free admission with advance booking required. To register, please send your full name, affiliation, mobile contact number, and email to info@phmus.org.

This activity is only available in Greek.

Yoga Sessions
2026-05-09 11:00 - 13:00 | Rizari Park, Rizari 5, Athens, Athens, 106 76, Greece
Rizari Park is transforming into the quietest, yet most radiant, spot in the city. Think of it as a lush green sanctuary right in the heart of Athens, where time seems to slow down and the city’s daily hum just fades away behind the trees.

As part of the This is Athens City Festival, our Yoga Sessions are back, inviting you to roll out your mat on the grass and get in sync with your body and breath. Practising under the shade of the trees with the open sky above is a total game-changer, it’s a chance to reconnect with yourself and the city in a whole new way.

We’ve got some fantastic instructors on hand to guide everyone from total beginners to seasoned yogis through a harmonious flow focused on balance, focus, and finding that inner alignment. Every inhale brings a fresh burst of energy, and every exhale lets go of the day’s tension.

It’s that lovely moment when Athens reveals its serene side—a gentle reminder that wellbeing isn’t a luxury, it’s a rhythm we can all find together.

This activity is only available in Greek.

Guided Tour: AFTER - Giorgos Tserionis & Performance: Homo Urbanus Audit
2026-05-09 12:00 - 13:30 | The City of Athens Gallery, Municipal Gallery of Athens, Athens, Athens, 104 36, Greece
The Municipal Gallery of Athens presents a unique event centred around the exhibition “AFTER.”

The event begins with an exclusive walkthrough led by artist Giorgos Tserionis and curator Matina Tsigkakou, who will explore the life cycle of homo urbanus, shedding light on the hidden aspects of the urban narrative that define the exhibition. The experience culminates with the provocative performance “Homo urbanus audit” by Alex Louloudis. The internationally acclaimed drummer and composer activates Tserionis’ installation, transforming it into a living sonic field. Using sounds inspired by the urban landscape, Louloudis builds and deconstructs auditory structures, challenging us to become “active listeners” and reflect on our relationship with the sonic stimuli and memories that saturate daily life in the modern city.

This activity is only available in Greek.

St Dionysius the Areopagite, The Saint of Athens: Guided Tours of the dedicated Churches I
2026-05-09 12:00 - 13:30 | Holy Church of Saint Dionysius the Areopagite, 34 Skoufa, Athens, 106 72, Greece
The This is Athens City Festival invites you to step inside one of the city’s most prestigious landmarks for a tour that’s as much about art history as it is about faith. Guided by art historian Despina Paraskeva, we’re exploring Agios Dionysios on Skoufa Street, often called the “Saint of Athens”, to see what happens when the biggest names in modern Greek art collaborate on one project.

One of the grandest churches in central Athens, this landmark represents a true artistic collaboration. Your journey begins with the architectural vision of Anastasios Orlandos, before moving to the beautiful frescoes by Spyros Vassiliou. It comes with close-ups at the intricate woodcarvings of Theofanis Nomikos and the stunning mosaics born from a rare collaboration between Fotis Kontoglou and Stefanos Xenopoulos. It’s a fascinating glimpse into how ancient tradition and modern artistic flair meet in the heart of Kolonaki.

To make the experience truly immersive, the tour is set to the sound of Byzantine chanting, creating an atmosphere of total tranquility and mystique. Don’t miss this dedicated guided tour of the Catholic Cathedral, a moment that creates an artistic dialogue between two faiths and two distinct expressions of modern Greek creativity, right in the heart of the urban fabric.Meeting Point: Entrance of the Holy Church.

This activity is only available in Greek.

Athina Latina: Latin American Festival in Athens
2026-05-09 12:00 - 23:00 | Klafthmonos Square, Klaftmonos Square, Athens, Athens, 105 61, Greece
Athina Latina is back as a massive, one-day cultural blowout, where Latin America and the Caribbean “flood” the heart of the capital with music, flavours, and inexhaustible energy. As a standout highlight of the This is Athens City Festival, Klafthmonos Square is set to be transformed into a colourful patchwork of cultures.

Embassies, artists, and local expat communities come together to share their heritage with the city. Expect an open-air festival of pure joy with an artistic line-up designed to sweep every passerby off their feet.

The experience hits another level with authentic Latin American delicacies, street food, and traditional products, all in an inclusive environment perfect for all ages. Athina Latina is effectively bringing summer to Athens a few weeks early, proving that big vibes and open hearts know no borders.

Guided tour of the War Museum for Kids
2026-05-09 12:30 - 13:30 | War Museum, Rizari 2-4, Athens, Athens, 106 75, Greece
As part of the This is Athens City Festival, the War Museum opens its collections and invites us on a journey through Greece’s military history and cultural heritage. Through specially designed thematic tours, visitors will have the opportunity to discover iconic exhibits and lesser-known narratives that shed light on the Greek past.

The activity is intended for children aged 8 and above, accompanied by one adult.

This activity is only available in Greek.
