Citorah PickMarket · Athens
Varvakios Agora
Research-ledBuilt from current sources, not a visit. Checked .
Citorah says
The central market, the Varvakios Agora, fills the block between Athinas, Sofokleous, Evripidou and Aiolou streets, with the fish market at its centre.
From Where to Eat in Greece 2026: Tavernas, Meze, Fish by the Kilo and What Each Island Cooks, under “5. Athens: eat in the city, not just below the Acropolis”.
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- When
- 8am to 6pm, closed on Sundays
- Directions
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As the guide had it on 15 Oct 2026. Check prices and hours with the place itself before you go.
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