GARE FERROVIAIRE
Read moreThe second largest city in the country and despite the closure of many lines, Thessaloniki is connected to the main neighbouring cities by fairly regular lines and to Athens seven times a day. Since 2018, a train can reach the capital in 4h30. In addition to regular connections with the capital, the railway station remains an interesting starting point to reach Thrace, in the east of the country towards Turkey, but also other places of interest in the south such as Kalambaka, and then visit the famous Meteors.
GARE CENTRALE DE LARISSIS
Read moreThe Greek rail network has shrunk considerably in recent years. Only the line between Athens and the north of the country has been modernised. From Larissis Central Station, trains mainly connect Athens and Thessaloniki as well as some of the country's major cities (Larissa, Kalambaka...). It should be noted, however, that two transverse lines to Evia and Peloponnese are operated by another more recent network, Proastiakos.