Avissinias Square

This point of interest is available as audio on the tour: Visit Athens, At the roots of western civilization
Hidden away between the local houses, this small square is the haunt of antique and second-hand goods dealers! Every Sunday, it transforms into Athens’ biggest flea market – a paradise for souvenir hunters, bookworms, and anyone seeking unique finds. From Greek artifacts to Eastern delights and Western oddities, unearthed by seafarers over the years, there’s truly something for everyone. Browse the stalls and unearth hidden gems at unbelievable prices! Fun fact: the square is named after the first Ethiopian antique dealers who set up shop here – you see, back in the day, Ethiopia was known as Abyssinia! After your shopping spree, refuel at the charming cafés and restaurants around the square. Traditional music and delicious food await, for a true taste of Greek culture and hospitality!

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