How did the Parthenon sculptures ended up in London and other European cities? What circumstances led to the dismemberment of the decoration of the most important monument of classical antiquity? Is it fair or not to request their return and reunification with those in the Acropolis Museum? Originals and replicas of the Parthenon sculptures, as well as fragments that have already returned narrate their adventures and invite students to develop their own argument about an issue that has been begging for a solution for 200 years.
The program was designed and is implemented by the Department of Educational Programs of the Acropolis Museum.
| Useful information | |
| School grades | 1st - 3rd grades Senior High School |
| Days |
Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday & Friday 10:30 |
| Duration |
90 minutes Possible delay on your arrival may result in a modification of the duration of the program. |
| Number of participants | Limited to 50 students per school and per school year. |
| Schools abroad | Foreign schools and Greek schools located abroad can make a reservation by sending an email at least one month prior to the planned visit, to [email protected]. The programs can be offered either in Greek or English. |
