GFS Neohellenic
Google Fonts · 2004
A historically grounded Greek sans-serif revival with a clean academic character that reads well in text.
About
Originally developed for the Cambridge University Press in the early twentieth century, GFS Neohellenic was revived by the Greek Font Society and remains one of the most reliable Greek sans-serif options for scholarly and editorial work. Its Latin companion is simple and functional, making it a credible choice for bilingual Greek-Latin documents. The Regular and Bold weights cover the essential typographic needs of body copy and moderate headline use.
Classification
GFS Neohellenic is a revival of a mid-twentieth-century Greek sans-serif with a distinctly scholarly, institutional character. Its letterforms are based on a typeface developed for academic publishing, giving it an authoritative yet approachable quality.