Monastiraki Flea Market (with baby)

The flea market turned out to be much smaller than I expected. Instead of the lively local atmosphere I was hoping for, most of the stalls are now taken over by tourist-oriented shops selling the usual souvenirs you’ll find all over the city centre. There are still a few genuine flea and antique shops scattered around, and if you look closely you can find some interesting stuff. But overall, the m...

A lively and colorful market in the heart of Athens! Great place to wander, shop for souvenirs, antiques, and handmade items. Fun atmosphere with street music, friendly vendors, and plenty of cafés nearby. A must-visit for a taste of local culture.

Great place to pick up some memories to take home. A lot of items are repeated throughout the shops, so take your time browsing to find your favourite designs and best prices. It's alley upon alley of beautifully crafted gifts and souvenirs. The postcard shops don't sell stamps but the post office is not far. Make sure to check the Best Before/Expiry date on any food items. Easy to get to by M...

At first glance it’s just a narrow street with repetitive souvenirs being sold from store to store, but if you go to the end and turn right, you’ll get the real flea market. It’s less crowded and shady. Ready lovely to just browse and hassle free.

This is take great place to shop for souvenirs, jewelry, coins, antiques, and just about anything you can imagine. The prices are quite reasonable and it's not very expensive. There are also many, many nice restaurants in this area along with kiosks where you can buy super cheap drinks like water, energy drinks, beer, and Europeans love to smoke, so you can also get cheap smokes everywhere. It is ...