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Monument to the Unknown Soldier: The Monument's Appearance Changes, the Asphalt Is Removed, and Aliberi Marble Is Placed

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The Monument to the Unknown Soldier is getting a new look, 94 years after its unveiling. The post Monument to the Unknown Soldier: The monument is changing its look, the asphalt is gone, Aliveri marble is being installed appeared first on in.gr.

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The Monument to the Unknown Soldier is getting a new look, 94 years after its unveiling, following the positive opinion of the Central Council of Newer Monuments (CSNM). The proposal to replace the asphalt with Aliveri marble was discussed at the CSNM meeting for the approval of the expansion of the National Archaeological Museum and was also given the green light. How will the Monument change The renovation plan being promoted provides for th…

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The Monument to the Unknown Soldier is getting a new look, 94 years after its unveiling. The post Monument to the Unknown Soldier: The monument is changing its look, the asphalt is gone, Aliveri marble is being installed appeared first on in.gr.

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The architectural study was unanimously approved by the Central Council of Modern Monuments - New garden with 250 trees and 5,000 shrubs at the National Archaeological Museum

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The replacement of the floor in front of the Monument to the Unknown Soldier is the core of the renovation plan, which aspires to renew the image of one of the most emblematic places in Athens. Unknown Soldier: The long-suffering Monument is changing its appearance - The asphalt is leaving, the marble is coming in - When will the renovation work begin Almost a century after its unveiling, … The article Unknown Soldier: The long-suffering Monumen…

The changes approved for the historical monument and the National Archaeological Museum

The Central Council of Modern Monuments and the Central Archaeological Council (KAS) approved the upgrade of the National Archaeological MuseumMore...

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ERT NEWS broke the news on Friday, October 16, 2026.
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