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    One of the most visited areas of Athens; old bookshops; Greek art shops; rags and bones; old DVDs and CDs and bursting with tourist and locals all year.

    At the end of Athinas and Andrianou street ,metro station Monastiraki or Thission
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    Athens Central Market

    Posted by traveltart 19 March 2006

    This is a big covered market. It’s quite fun to watch the locals buying their fish and chickens but for visitors I recommend it for the fruit and nuts. I stocked up on pistachio nuts for munching while I was sightseeing and came home with bags of dried figs and pine nuts at bargain prices compared to England. You can also buy slabs of halva if you have a sweet tooth.

    Athinas Street, between Omonia and Monastiraki metro stations

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