Peyia Market in 2022
Published 14th of October, 2022
Fashion Stall
Numerous items of clothing were available here.
This lady was selling a variety of items, including Lavendar Bags, Jewellery and Antiques.
Get Thin
After all that nosebag you might want to take a look at this stall.
Published Author!
This chap was at the Latsi Market, but he wasn't at his stall when I photographed his books. So here he is now. I got his books as a Christmas Present. They are very nice and have some lovely aerial shots of Cyprus.
More Cakes
Dammit! I didn't notice when I was wondering around with my camera, but they had samples on display. Missed out there.
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A couple of years ago we wrote an article on Peyia Market. Since then, they have moved to a more convenient location. Also, Alex wanted to sell some of her artistic creations, so she had her own stall. Let's go and see how she got on, and have a look around the market.
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