vivliopolis.gr
Books, stationery, school supplies, toys and gifts sold online and through a bookstore in Kalamata, Greece
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- New on EvolcAdded 2026-11-03
About vivliopolis.gr
Vivliopolis sells books, stationery, school and hobby supplies, toys, bags and gifts through an online shop and bookstore.
The bookstore has operated in Kalamata since 2005 under the direction of Dimitra Dimopoulou. It has hosted Greek authors and children's book writers for local audiences.
Product: Online and in-store retail of books, stationery, school and hobby supplies, toys, bags and gifts.
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