This city known primarily for its monumental historic sites harbors a surprisingly dynamic contemporary art scene where complex legacy inspires uniquely vibrant creative takes.

Yes, the Ancient Agora of Athens is one of the few archeological sites in the world with a train track running through it. This metro track crosses the very northern side of the Agora.

A new wave of restaurants, hotels and cultural energy proves the Greek capital is a world-class city in motion.

Ancient documents show that Argos once ruled over a small empire within Greece that has mostly been forgotten today.

Athens monuments will be closed to the public during afternoon hours this weekend as Greece is faced with a prolonged ...

In his Histories, Herodotus writes how Greek naval dominance owed so much to the brilliant use of triremes in battle. (This 3,500-year-old tomb held the treasures of Greece's 'Griffin Warrior'.) ...