Ancient Promenade is a term used to describe a type of public walkway found in ancient Greek cities. The term is derived from the Greek word 'STOA', which means 'covered walkway'. STOA was used to refer to a long, covered walkway with a roof supported by columns. These walkways were often used for public gatherings and meetings, and were also used as a place for merchants to sell their goods. Ancient Promenades were typically located near the city center and were a popular gathering place for citizens.