Greece

Conditional

Issuer: Greek Ministry of Culture for archaeological sites and monuments; site managers for museums

Cost: No permit for casual personal photography; commercial photography at archaeological sites and museums needs a paid Ministry of Culture permit

Casual handheld photography in public needs no permit. Commercial or professional shoots at archaeological sites, museums, and monuments require a paid permit; tripods and monopods are restricted even for amateurs at heritage sites.

Governed by EU EASA rules administered by the Hellenic Civil Aviation Authority; tight no-fly restrictions over archaeological sites and cities

For the category detail, see Drone Authority.

Yes to photograph people in public, but publishing identifiable images without consent, especially commercially, is restricted under GDPR and Greek privacy rights

Editorial and incidental use is more defensible than commercial exploitation.

Restricted

Greece has no general freedom of panorama; only occasional reproduction by mass media is allowed. Selling images of copyrighted public art is not free, and images of ancient monuments and archaeological sites are controlled by the state, with commercial use subject to Ministry of Culture fees.