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Named after the Greek muse of lyric poetry
Named after the Greek muse of lyric poetry
Erato
Erato

Monastiraki

Erato.

First editions, rare finds, and ten thousand secondhand books beneath the Acropolis.

Erato is an antiquarian bookshop on Thisseiou 9, steps from Monastiraki Square, specialising in first editions, rare books, collectibles, and secondhand titles across all genres. The physical shop is dense and well-organised; an online catalogue ships throughout Greece and internationally.

Erato is at Thisseiou 9, steps from Monastiraki Square, dealing in antiquarian books: first editions, rare and collectible titles, and secondhand books across all genres. The physical space is dense and properly organised — the difference between a good antiquarian shop and a pile of books is catalogue discipline, and Erato has it.

The stock covers Greek literature, history, art, and travel alongside international titles. First editions and rare finds are documented and priced accordingly; the broader secondhand selection is browsable without obligation. An online catalogue ships throughout Greece and internationally for buyers who cannot come in person.

First editions, rare finds, and ten thousand secondhand books. Two minutes from Monastiraki Square.

The location is apt. Thisseiou runs along the edge of the archaeological zone between Monastiraki and Kerameikos — a street largely given over to dealers in objects of age. Erato is the book equivalent.

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