"Restoration of 2,300-Year-Old Palace Where Alexander the Great Ascended to Kingship"

The Palace of Aigai, the ancient coronation site of Alexander the Great, has been reopened to the public after a 16-year restoration project costing 20 million euros. Greek Prime Minister Kyriakos Mitsotakis inaugurated the 4th century BC site, emphasizing its global significance and its role in confirming the Greek identity of Macedonia. The palace, a UNESCO World Heritage Site, is expected to be a significant tourist attraction, aligning with Greece's efforts to invest in its historical sites for tourism revenue.