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Restoration and Promotion of the Roman Baths of Eretria - "We Protect the Authentic Remains" - iefimerida.gr

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The Ministry of Culture is proceeding with the restoration and promotion of the Roman baths in Eretria. This is an important monumental complex that sheds light on the history and daily life of the city during the Roman period. The project aims to protect the archaeological remains, improve the image of the area and highlight its architectural features, with respect for the authenticity of the monument and the archaeological environment.

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Within the framework of the broader plan of the Ministry of Culture for the unification of the archaeological sites of the region

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The Ministry of Culture is proceeding with the restoration and promotion of the Roman baths in Eretria. This is an important monumental complex that sheds light on the history and daily life of the city during the Roman period. The project aims to protect the archaeological remains, improve the image of the area and highlight its architectural features, with respect for the authenticity of the monument and the archaeological environment.

New life will be acquired by the Roman baths of ancient Eretria. The restoration of the bath complex, which is about 1,800 years old, is part of the planning for the unification of the city's archaeological monuments and the creation of an organized network of places to visit. The Ministry of Culture is proceeding with the restoration and elevation of the Roman baths in Eretria, an important monumental ensemble [...] The article Restoration and …

The Ministry of Culture is proceeding with the restoration and promotion of the Roman baths in Eretria. This is an important monumental complex that sheds light on the history and daily life of the city, according to… Eretria: Restoration and promotion of the Roman baths - ΙΝΑΦΤΕΜΟΠΟΡΙΚΙ

With the initiative of the Ministry of Culture and a study by the Swiss Archaeological School, the monument of the 2nd-3rd century AD becomes open to visitors

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Iefimerida broke the news on Friday, November 13, 2026.
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