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Goulandris Museum of Natural History is Greece’s largest museum of natural history and it is devoted to the study, the conservation and the protection of the natural environment. Since its foundation, it has mapped a pioneer route, a new rapprochement between man and the natural environment. In 2018, the museum organized an impressive exhibition of living reptiles and amphibians, featuring representatives from different continents all over the world.

On our first project which took place in 2019, Clio Muse Tour undertook the creation of a self-guided audio tour, which presents selected objects of the library’s valuable collections. For the 2020 project, Clio Muse Tours’ team created a digital chronological timeline that includes facts about rare publications of notable Greek authors and unravels the story of the composition of the library’s collection with material that was transferred from Paris and other European countries.

The B & M Theocharakis Foundation is a non-profit foundation and a cross between cultural center and museum. It is located in Greece and it is primarily concerned with music and fine arts, both in Greece and internationally. In 2019, the foundation presented an exclusive exhibition dedicated to the two famous Greek artists, Alecos Fassianos and Vaggelis Chronis. Paintings, drawings, engravings, objects from clay, bronze and glass by the great painter Alecos Fassianos, as well as manuscripts, letters, unpublished photos and first publications of Vaggelis Chronis, revealed their 30 years common route of continuous and restless creative action.

Stavros Niarchos Foundation Cultural Center is the largest and most well-known multifunctional and environmentally sustainable public space that offers a multitude of cultural, educational, athletic, environmental and recreational activities and events. The George Zongolopoulos Foundation is a public welfare, non-profitable organization, that was created by the Greek sculptor George Zongolopoulos. The Foundation holds all the works created by the artist and its main objective is the collection, presentation, promotion and study of the life and work of the Greek sculptor. In 2019, in collaboration with the George Zongolopoulos Foundation, the Stavros Niarchos Foundation Cultural Center organized the first exhibition exclusively dedicated to the Greek iconic artist's public sculptures, installed in Greece and other countries. As part of this exhibition, eight sculptures were on display in outdoor areas in the Ancient Agora and twelve more sculptures were exhibited at the 4th-floor of the National Library of Greece, supplemented by maquettes, constructions, drawings, videos, photos and interactive exhibits that place these sculptures in the context of the public sites where they have been installed.

The B & M Theocharakis Foundation is a non-profit foundation and functioning as a cultural center and museum. It is located in Greece and it primarily focuses on music and fine arts, both in Greece and internationally. The Foundation in collaboration with the Beijing Fine Art Academy and its worthy staff members, whose aim was to advance the Academy’s work, presented the exhibition “Qi Baishi - Truthful Being of the Mysterious Orient”, featuring 126 artworks created by the world-acclaimed artist.

Continuing its successful collaboration with the National Gallery - Alexandros Soutzos Museum, the foundation presents an exhibition of masterpieces from the museum's vast collections, which allows viewers to observe the various transformations in the Greek painting of the 20th century. The exhibition features works by renowned artists including, among others, Yannis Tsarouchis, Dico Byzantios, Thalia Flora-Karavia and Dimitris Mytaras.

Pluggy is a European cultural project with the purpose to support European citizens to shape cultural heritage and be shaped by it. Pluggy’s goal is to enable citizens to share their local knowledge and everyday experience with others. The project has various participants from all over Europe, including cultural institutions and digital libraries, building extensive networks around a common interest in connecting past, present and future.

The Museum of the City of Athens Vouros - Eutaxias is located in Athens and it houses a wide range of Athens-related items collected by the famous art collector, Lambros Eutaxias. It includes antiquities, Byzantine art, sculptures, paintings, drawings, photographs as well as metal, glass and textile artworks. The museum was the first residence of King Otto and Queen Amalia in the Greek capital and displays the largest oil painting of Athens.

Nea Odos is the Concession Company which has undertaken the design, construction, operation, and maintenance of the “Ionia Odos”, a motorway of an approximate length of 196 km spanning from Antirrioto to Ioannina. The project’s purpose was to promote the cultural heritage of the destinations that Ionia motorway passes through and create potential cultural routes and attractions for the travelers.