The shop "Greece Mythos" is akin to a museum: the antique armor and weapons offered for sale, although they are modern replicas, are, in a certain sense, works of art.
The price tags, it must be said, are fitting - most visitors prefer to gawk at the exhibits rather than buy them. Under the sign saying "Photography prohibited," you want twice as much to capture the magnificent swords, shields, helmets, and cuirasses - however, you can only rely on your own visual memory.
However, if you are ready to spend 150-200 euros on an original souvenir from Greece, do it here: it will be difficult to find something similar in beauty and quality of craftsmanship.
We advise budget-conscious tourists to pay attention to discs with Greek music, which cost very little and will remind you of the trip for a very long time.
Those who do not want to buy anything except postcards and magnets should linger longer in "Greece Mythos": it is much more interesting to study the history of the development of weapon craftsmanship and the evolution of armor through exact copies made with great attention and love than through dry scholarly works.
It is not difficult to find the legendary shop; it is located near the Monastiraki metro station.
