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Athinas Street — The Central Municipal Athens Market

Athinas Street — The Central Municipal Athens Market

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Athinas Street — The Central Municipal Athens Market

In the middle of Athinas street, which runs between Monastiraki and Omonia square, there is a covered market hall. The market occupies a whole block, with a fish market in the middle. All around are butchers and spice shops, and around the market you'll find several simple but good places to eat.

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  • addressAthinas Street, Athens
  • moreInfoLocated between Sofokleous and Armodiou streets. For more market stalls check out the Varvakios Market nextdoor

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