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Cable Car on the Rock of Monemvasia: “A Project of Unclear Purpose”, Says the Association of Greek Archaeologists - The Press Project - News, Analyses, Radio, Television

The Association of Greek Archaeologists comments in a statement on the inclusion of the funicular construction project on the Rock of Monemvasia by the Recovery and Resilience Fund and the burden on national resources, cautioning that it “follows the Mavroyalurian concept “We will make you bridges. But we have no rivers” and it involves residents, professionals and even employees of the Archaeological Service in dead-end routes”. Read here
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The prospect of building a cable car in the castle had provoked reactions from residents, but also from people of the culture and the archaeological community.

The announcement of the Association of Greek Archaeologists regarding the project involving the construction of a cable car in MonemvasiaMore...

"The State's concern to purchase equipment at a non-existent facility is another scandalous parameter in a project of unclear purposes"

The deadlocks in the cable car project at the Rock of Monemvasia are denounced by the Association of Greek Archaeologists in a statement, citing incorrect planning, mismanagement and non-existent care for the equipment. According to the Decision of the Deputy Minister of Finance dated 11.09.2026, the project is modified with its physical object limited to the supply of the equipment, namely the

Strong announcement from the Greek Tourism Authority regarding the developments of the cable car construction in Monemvasia

The Association of Greek Archaeologists comments in a statement on the inclusion of the funicular construction project on the Rock of Monemvasia by the Recovery and Resilience Fund and the burden on national resources, cautioning that it “follows the Mavroyalurian concept “We will make you bridges. But we have no rivers” and it involves residents, professionals and even employees of the Archaeological Service in dead-end routes”. Read here

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