Greece’s Museum Council has unanimously approved plans to expand and reimagine the National Archaeological Museum (NAM) in Athens, along with the neighboring Epigraphic Museum. The project promises a renewed narrative for ancient Greek art—from prehistory to late antiquity—while reshaping the visitor experience at one of the world’s greatest cultural institutions. Expansion Meets TraditionThe NAM houses the largest and most significant collection of ancient Greek art worldwide. Designed to be participatory, accessible, and engaging, the museum will balance scholarship with entertainment. Reviving the Epigraphic MuseumThe neighboring Epigraphic Museum—home to the world’s largest collection of ancient Greek inscriptions—will also receive a major update.