When you start approaching Psiri, at the end of the central market on Athinas street you can find a plaza with stands full of antiques where you can find all sorts of special pieces, from accessories to instruments, a variety of furniture andeven the occasional hidden artwork. 

“I delve into the streets of Psiri to discover all its history, stores, cafés, and every nook and cranny which seems interesting to share with all of you…” - Lucy R., Libanon

When you start approaching Psiri, at the end of the central market on Athinas street you can find a plaza with stands full of antiques where you can find all sorts of special pieces, from accessories to instruments, a variety of furniture and even the occasional hidden artwork

“I continued my travels to discover another emblematic location out of the hundreds which both Psiri and Athens offer. Departing from Psiri, crossing the aforementioned market and Monastiraki Plaza you can climb all the way up to a small plateau in front of the Parthenon and enjoy some of the most scenic horizons Athens offers. On this walk, you'll discover the Roman Agora, which was the destination of choice for the migration of the commercial and administrative center which was the old Agora after the invasion of the herules. It ended up becoming a sort of museum open to the city itself.”