Agora Square
the Ancient Market neighborhood

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Agora Square is situated at the intersection of Aiolou and Adrianou Streets, marking the location of one of the most important ancient landmarks of Athens. 

The square is defined by Aiolou Street, the ancient commercial street Adrianou, Kapnikareas Street, leading to the historic church of Kapnikarea on Ermou, and to relatively unknown Kalogrioni Street.

Here, on Agora Square, the visitor can take a rest under the trees with a beverage at of the many cafeterias or have a Greek specialty in one of the surrounding restaurants.

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The Acropolis, as seen from Agora Square.

Hadrian's Library.

Landmarks | Sightseeing

• Hadrian's Library
• Pantheon
• Roman Agora
  
• Tower of the Winds

Acropolis Museum.

Museums

There is no museum nearby.

Church of Agia Eirini.

Churches

• Agia Eirini
• Panagia Kapnikarea
• Panagia Grigoroussa​​

Isidoros Manolakis Carpets.

Shopping

• Isidoros Manolakis carpets

Numerous choices to relax at.

Dine & Wine

There are several restaurants and cafes on the square.

Agora Square and places to relax.

Coffee | Pastry | Snacks 

• Off White
  

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Noteworthy

Adrianou Street at Agora Square.

The Agora was a central location in ancient Greek city-states. The literal meaning of the word is "gathering place" or "assembly". The agora was the center of athletic, artistic, spiritual and political life of the city. The Ancient Agora of Athens was the best-known example. Agora Square takes its name because of its proximity to the location of both the original and the Roman Agora of ancient Athens.

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