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This very old shop brings a bit of oriental scents in our everyday life. Stop by and you’ll be enchanted by the variety of teas, herbs and spices, from all over the world. You‘ll be inspired to make your own mixes and you can also be informed about the therapeutic elements of various herbs. Also, you can find fresh coffee and some native greek species, such as saffron from Kozani, mastic from Chios, origanum dictamnus from Crete and the very good honey label “Melino”.
Updated Oct 27, 2011
Address: On the corner of Omonoias and Amynta street
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The bazaar that takes place every Saturday morning at Faliro Park gives you the opportunity to dive into the city’ s routine. Plus, you can find fresh fruits, vegetables, flowers and other local products such as ouzo, tsipouro, olives, honey, almonds, etc.
Written Sep 12, 2011
Address: Faliro Park - across the sea front of the city
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