Fare Magazine – Issue 19 (Athens)
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Fare Magazine Issue 19 (Athens). Athens’ ancient soul is the stuff of legend, but the modern city holds its own marvels. From the glistening port to its storied tavernas and lively kafenia, the Greek capital is more spirited than ever.
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