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Corinth Canal to close again for maintenance works
The Corinth Canal will close for four months on November 4 to allow for work to continue on protecting its embankments from erosion, its operator has said.
"This closure is necessary to ensure the long-term safety and functionality of the canal. Based on the current project schedule, the works are expected to be completed by early March 2025," Corinth Canal SA said.
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Kallimarmaro Panathinaiko Stadium: The secrets of a 2,353 year old route
The Panathenaic Stadium, commonly known as the “Kallimarmaro,” stands proudly in the heart of Athens, near the Zappeion, at the base of Ardittos Hill. It is a unique monument and a living symbol of ancient Greek athletic and cultural heritage. The Kallimarmaro is a true gem of sports and Olympic history, renowned globally for its significance.
Two Greeks behind the flag at the closing ceremony of the Olympics
It took countless events and many years for the Olympic officials to decide to honor the birthplace of the Games, Greece.
Funeral of Prince Michael: Which “blue bloods” were present at the funeral of Michel de Grèce – His burial took place in Tatoi
The burial of Prince Michael, the last grandson of King George I, who was also known as Michel de Grèce, took place in Tatoi.
Crews clearing Corinth Canal slopes with cοntrolled explosions
Specialized crews of the Corinth Canal Company were demolishing unstable sections on the slopes of the Isthmus Canal over the weekend as part of a large-scale restoration work to make it safe for navigation again.
Athens games promote Paris Olympics
Schoolchildren jump up in the air during a flashmob at the Panathenaic Stadium, host of the first modern Olympics, in Athens on Thursday. The show was part of a French Embassy event with sports and games promoting the Paris Games this summer.
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Illegal hotel sprouts up near former royal estate
A hotel that has sprung up near the former royal estate of Tatoi in northern Athens is on course for demolition.
The 2,000-square-meter hotel has been illegally built by a businessman who was granted a permit to carry out repairs on a 120-square-meter building that was damaged in a major wildfire in the summer of 2021.
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