Peyia Market in 2022
Published 14th of October, 2022
Cake And A Massage?
The problem with taking these pictures and processing them over a week later, is that I have no idea whether the head and shoulder massages were provided by the Ion stall or Bella's Bakery. I am guessing it is to do with Ion, but I am happy to be corrected.
Pashmina Central
Any Old Ion
Hmmm, I am still not sure which of the two stalls was offering the massage.
Bottle Insulators
Those bottle insulators can keep your drink nice and chilled for a surprisingly long time.
Assorted Signs
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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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