There is nothing touristy about the market, yet it is great to see. The one half of this colourful, noisy spectacle is wall-to-wall carcasses (lambs aplenty when I was there just before Easter), while in the hall next door the amazing bounty of the sea is displayed on marble slabs. It is not for the squeamish, but if you want... More

The Stoa Athinon, its a restaurant where you can hear Greek music alive.Its located on the second floor on the Meat Market..I surely recommended! More

Worth a look if you are in the area for what is primarily a meat & fish market. Plenty of butchers plying their trade on outside stalls with blood covered 'white coats. Market building dates from late 19th century. Some good value sweet shops at the front of the market (facing the road). More

Worth a look if you're passing it anyway, but don't go out of your way as it's just a meat market. There is nothing much else to look at here. More

This was the largest meat market I've ever seen. Its cleanliness was at.....or above.....US standards. Each vendor had a small stall enclosed in glass, and many of them encompassed their meats in saran wrap. It went on for aisles and aisles. What a dream! More

This is a great place to visit if you are staying nearby! On our first trip we walked down the Fresh Market just as they were closing up for the weekend. It was a beautiful sight, blocks lines with vendors selling fresh fruits and vegetables. On further inspection, if you wander into some of the small storefront shops, you can... More

Actually this market is cool and definitely does not feel touristy… if you are a vegetarian or love animals, it might be a bit disturbing for you to walk through the meat/fish market section. I did not make it to the rest of the market because I basically ran out of it because it really bothered me seeing whole animals... More