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For the first time in approximately 220 years, the western façade of the Parthenon on the Acropolis has been fully restored and is now free of external scaffolding. This significant achievement was announced by Greece's Culture Ministry and marks a pivotal moment in the ongoing efforts to preserve and enhance the ancient monument. The work has been credited to the dedication of scientists and craftsmen from the Acropolis Restoration Service, who have successfully returned the structure to what they describe as its fullest possible form.
Culture Minister Lina Mendoni emphasized the emotional impact of the restoration in her statements, describing the renewed façade as "truly astonishing." Visitors can now appreciate the architectural unity of the western portico, which had been a familiar sight in a state of incompleteness for many generations. The successful completion not only enhances the visual integrity of the Parthenon but also symbolizes the enduring importance of cultural heritage preservation in Greece.
19 June
Parthenon unbound after two centuries
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