| Airport infoGreece has an extensive airport network covering almost all Greek territory. See map below.
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The Athens International Airport is located 33km southeast of Athens and is easily accessible via Attiki Odos, a six-lane motorway constituting the Athens City Ring Road. Public transport to Athens and the port of Piraeus is provided by metro, railway and express airport buses, ensuring efficient transport for air travellers and facilitating linkage to key tourist attractions.
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| Metro in AthensAthens has a good Metro service that provides easy access. It is fast, comfortable and reliable.
Related links: Line 1 (Green Line): Athens-Piraeus Electric Railways (ISAP) Line 2 (Red Line) & Line 3 (Blue Line): Attico Metro Athens Suburban Railway - "Proastiakos": Routes, Stations (map) |
Trains in Greece
As the sole rail operator in Greece today, TRAINOSE, a state owned company operates the national rail network, the greater Athens suburban trains, international routes, as well as a Cargo service. Its fleet runs over 500 services daily, covering a nationwide route of over 2,500 kilometres. With a 2,000 person workforce, TRAINOSE transports in excess of 15 million passengers and 4.2 million tones of freight per year. www.trainose.com
| BusesGreece has a very large and efficient network of buses.
Related links: Urban Buses (Athens area) |
| FerriesGreece has many ports. The largest is the central port of Piraeus which is the starting point for all commercial and international routes. Ferries depart from the port of Piraeus for the Cycladic Islands, Dodecanese, islands in the north of the Aegean, Crete and the Argosaronic Gulf. Other passenger ports are the ports of Rafina, the port of Lavrio, the port of Patra, the port of Heraklio in Crete as well as all the ports of the major islands of the Ionian and Aegean Seas.
Related links: Timetables and route information
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