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ATHENS SHOPPING:
THE SHOPPING AREAS OF ATHENS
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Athens
is the most oriental of all European countries
and offers a great variety of products that
could interest the visitor.
The Greek specialities include leather and
fur, silver and gold jewels, pottery and ceramic,
hand painted icons, embroideries, flokati
rugs and carpets, antiques…
The Greek are also well known for their many
natural products like the honey, olives, coffee,
and many others... |
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| :: PLAKA |
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is the most famous and calm area of the city. It
is one of the most touristic shopping areas and
there are many souvenir shops and gold and silver
jewellers located in the central streets. |
| :: ERMOU |
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is a pedestrian street which leads from the Syntagma
Square to Monastiraki. The street concentrates a
great number of fashion labelled clothes stores
(Mark and Spencer, Zara…) and attracts thousands
of people every day going for shopping. |
| :: MONASTIRAKI
& PANDROSOU STREET |
Pandrossou
is a pedestrian street that leads from the Plateia
Metropoleos to Monastiraki flea market and concentrates
a large number of souvenir shops with ancient statue’s
imitation, landscapes’ paintings and many
other touristic items. There are also many jewellers,
fur and carpets shops.
Monastiraki flea market is the largest open air
market in Athens. It is one of the most interesting
areas in Athens and offers all kind of shopping
opportunities: antiques, furniture, leathers and
military clothes, books, traditional instruments,
music shops... In recent years, the market also
attracted many quality shoes shops. The Market is
opened all the week but the business day is on Sunday. |
| :: ATHINAS
STREET |
It
leads from Omonia Square to Monastiraki. Many kinds
of shops are represented in this street. Near Omonia
square, there are many interesting little shops
selling natural products like coffee, dry fruits
and nuts.
The Athens meat market and the fresh fruit and vegetables
market are also situated in Athinas Street and they
are really interesting places. |
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