Restoration of Ancient Nicopolis Completed and Opened
On October 1, 2026, President Konstantinos Tasoulas inaugurated the restoration of ancient Nicopolis in Epirus, Greece. This project, part of a UNESCO World Heritage bid, included conservation of the Great Theater and the discovery of additional palace rooms, enhancing the site's historical significance.
On October 1, 2026, President Konstantinos Tasoulas inaugurated the completed restoration works at ancient Nicopolis in Epirus, northwestern Greece. This restoration represents a significant step in Greece's ongoing efforts to secure UNESCO World Heritage status for the site. The work included major protection, conservation, and promotion projects, notably the completion of the second phase of the Great Theater. Culture Minister Lina Mendoni highlighted Nicopolis's importance, noting its role in illustrating the transition from the Hellenistic world to Roman influence and then to Christianity, all within a largely intact landscape. The completion of this project not only preserves the site's history but also aims to enhance its potential as a tourist destination, thereby contributing to Greece's cultural heritage.
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