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Mediterraneo is excited to announce its participation in Museum Connections 2025, the largest international trade fair dedicated to the market of museums, cultural, and tourist sites. This year’s event will take place on January 14-15, 2025, in Paris, Porte de Versailles, and we’ll be there to showcase how we bring culture to life through bespoke merchandise.

Why Visit Museum Connections?
Museum Connections is a hub for professionals in the cultural sector. From innovative ideas to tailored solutions, the exhibition is the perfect space to explore the latest trends in museum retail, cultural tourism, and more.

What We Offer
At Mediterraneo, we specialize in creating unique merchandise that highlights the beauty of Greek culture and nature while catering to the specific identity of museums and cultural institutions worldwide. Our products are designed to enhance visitor experience and boost museum shop sales through thoughtful, high-quality designs.

Visit Us at Hall 5.2 – Stand A125
Discover how Mediterraneo can elevate your museum shop. Whether you’re looking for exclusive product lines, custom designs inspired by your exhibitions, or meaningful collaborations, our team is ready to help.

Book an Appointment
Want to discuss how we can collaborate? Click here to book an appointment with us at the exhibition. Let’s meet and create something extraordinary together!

We’re thrilled to once again be part of this vibrant cultural event. Join us at Museum Connections 2025 and let’s explore new opportunities to celebrate culture through exceptional products.

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Discover our new collection of illustrated mugs, a must in any home!

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International trade fair, focusing on the business and sustainable challenges of museums, cultural and touristic venues. Museum Connections highlights trends and innovations to imagine tomorrow’s
visitors’ experiences. For more than 25 years, Museum Connections has brought together professionals in mediation, optimization, and the creation of resources for museums and cultural venues, for 2 days in
Paris.

4,510 PARTICIPANTS

343 EXHIBITORS

40 CONFERENCES

105 Speakers coming from France, Germany, Belgium, Denmark, Spain, Netherlands, Togolese
Republic, United Kingdom, Switzerland

90 PUBLICATIONS

8 TV & Radio stories 
22 printed press articles 
60 digital press articles

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3rd Reprint by Mediterraneo

This book is the result of many expeditions into the Greek countryside over the course of the last six years. All of the photographs were taken with regard and respect for nature. Warm thanks are owed to my friends Zizis Antonopoulos and Giannis Kofinas who provided many stunning photographs for this publication from their extensive archives.

The location of Greece at the meeting-point of three continents, together with the relief of its terrain which includes a multitude of high mountains and hundreds of Κilometres of coastline, has endowed it with a rich flora comprising almost 6,000 different species. This huge number, in relation to its area of only 132,000 square kilometers, places it in the first rank in Europe with respect to the density of flora. About 15% of these species are endemic and often find refuge in the safety of the gorges and mountains, where the presence of man is reduced or minimal. In particular the mountains, from Rhodopi to Pindos, Olympos, Parnassos and Taygetos as well as the three mountain chains on Crete, are home to a host of rare and unique varieties which, combined with the wonderful walking paths they offer, define Greece as the botanical paradise of Europe. In this book, around 600 varieties of the most representative of the Greek flora are presented. Little texts which focus on the botanical characteristics of the plants, on mythological references to them, and often on the etymology of their names, as well as more than 1,200 photographs showing both them in detail and their biotopes, make their recognition an easy and pleasing procedure.

Text – Photographs
Vangelis Papiomitoglou

Translation
Jill Pittinger

Supervision of publication and maps
Mediterraneo Editions