Opinion

Greek drama at the New Acropolis Museum?

Opening to international fanfare in June 2009, the €129m New Acropolis Museum has become the embodiment of the Greek desire to see Elgin’s marble trophies returned to Athens. However, the paying public has been less-than-impressed with the museum, which has failed to attract the visitor numbers that were predicted. In 2006 journalist Tom Flynn noted: …

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