Is there only one train station in Athens?

Welcome to the biggest railway station in Greece, the beautiful Athens Railway Station. This important transport hub is located right in the city center and services hundreds of visitors every day. Originally, the city boasted two railway stations, Larissa and Peloponnese, but eventually, they were merged and upgraded.



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The Athens Metro is a rapid transit system serving the Athens urban area and parts of East Attica. As of 10 October 2022, there are 66 stations on three different lines.

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The Athens Railway Station also called Larissa Station is the main railway station of Athens (Greece).

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Trains leave from Athens' main (Larissa) station... The train has comfortable 1st & 2nd class seats (2nd class above left) and a cafe car.

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The Athens Central Railway Station or Larissa Station is the main railway station of Athens and supports long-distance travel to northern Greece and main cities like Larisa, Thessaloniki, Alexandroupoli as well as to southern Greece including Patras and Peloponnese area.

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The fastest means of getting around Athens is the Metro. The Athens Metro system consists of 3 lines and connects to the tram, bus routes and suburban railway. The Metro runs daily from 5 am to midnight. Lines 2 and 3 operate until 2 am on Fridays and Saturdays.

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Trains leave from Athens' main (Larissa) station...

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Metro (Subway) The metro is the easiest and fastest means of transport in Athens. It connects the most popular spots of interest with numerous neighborhoods in Athens. It also operates between the city center and the port of Piraeus and the International Airport of Athens via the Blue Line (Line 3).

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The answer is yes. Tap water in Athens is absolutely safe to drink. This is why we do not have to buy water bottles since all buildings have direct access to drinkable water from the nearby lakes Marathon and Yliki.

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All of Athens metro stations have signs in English as well as Greek and station announcements are made in both languages.

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In brief, the most popular and historical neighborhoods of Athens are located in the city center: Plaka, Syntagma, Monastiraki, Acropolis & Thissio are the most tourist places to walk around and include most sightseeing. Some beautiful residential areas in the center include Koukaki, Mets and Kolonaki.

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Athens Airport's Layout Athens International Airport has two terminals known as the “main terminal” and the “Satellite” terminal. The two terminals are connected through an underground link.

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Railway station is located adjacent to the airport terminal. It is possible to access the railway station through an elevated walkway. From this railway station, you will be able to access the Proastiakos Suburban Railway service and Athens Metro Line 3.

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Athens is a walkable city and its historic center is easy to navigate, while public transport is affordable.

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Multiple downtown bus routes, plus four EXPRESS airport routes are available in Athens. Standard Flat Fare Tickets for rides within 90 minutes are 1.20 euros (about $1.30) per person, while EXPRESS buses require separate tickets that cost 5.50 euros (about $6 each).

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The Odontotos railway in Greece is a popular tourist attraction. Traditionally known in Greece as ”Odontotos,” which means ”the one with the teeth,” it once served as the main means of transportation for those who lived in the mountainous villages of the northwestern Peloponnese.

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Fortunately, Athens is a manageable destination to visit in one day, with lots of attractions concentrated in a fairly compact area. Its central vibrant neighbourhoods are dotted with ancient ruins, so you can enjoy a cocktail in one of super cool bars one minute and be visiting another awesome ruin the next.

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Fortunately, Athens is a manageable destination to visit in one day, with lots of attractions concentrated in a fairly compact area. Its central vibrant neighbourhoods are dotted with ancient ruins, so you can enjoy a cocktail in one of super cool bars one minute and be visiting another awesome ruin the next.

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The long history and rich culture of Athens have made this city an interesting destination in Greece, particularly for its fine archaeological sites. In brief, it is recommended to stay at least 3 full days in order to visit the most impressive and significant sights, taste the traditional cuisine and shop leisurely.

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