AEGEAN AIRLINES
Read moreAegean Airlines, the national airline, flies from Athens to many Greek islands such as Chios, Corfu, Kythera, Ikaria, Kalymnos, Karpathos, Kassos, Kos, Chania, Leros, Milos, Mykonos, Naxos, Rhodes, Samos, as well as Thessaloniki, Ionina and many other inland locations, which are becoming more and more numerous every year. The airplane is an increasingly popular means of transportation for the Greeks because it is, unfortunately for the environment, much faster than the ferries and surprisingly not more expensive.
AÉROPORT INTERNATIONAL ELEFTHERIOS VENIZELOS
Read moreThis airport, inaugurated for the 2004 Olympic Games, is easily accessible from the city centre by metro, bus and taxi. It also offers direct connections to the ports of Piraeus and Rafina. Well arranged, you will find restaurants, banks and parking. The airport tourist office, open from 8am to 10pm, has many leaflets at your disposal and can provide you with information as soon as you arrive. And wifi is free throughout the airport.
MÉTRO
Read moreSome metro stations are impressive: extremely clean and spacious, with all-marble platforms and corridors and even collections of antique finds or ruins! Main stations currently served : on line 1, Piraeus, Monastiraki, Omonia, Victoria (Archaeological Museum), Olympic Stadium, Kifissia, on line 2, Anthoupoli, Aghios Antonios, Larissa Station, Omonia, Syntagma, Syngrou, Akropoli, Aghios Dimitrios, Elliniko, and on line 3, Agia Marina, Egaleo, Monastiraki, Syntagma, Doukissis Plakentias, Airport.
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.
ATHENS CENTER
Read moreLocated in Pangrati, this centre is well known and all nationalities come to attend Greek courses.
ÉCOLE FRANÇAISE D’ARCHÉOLOGIE
Read moreThe most prestigious of Greece. She is responsible for part of the archaeological excavations in Greece. Some seminars.
KOUTSOUKELLIS YACHTING
Read moreKoutsoukellis Yachting offers yacht and sailboat charters with or without crew and a selection that can satisfy all tastes and needs. The establishment provides a personalized service that will turn your vacation into an unforgettable experience. Choose a yacht or a sailboat and embark for the Greek islands: Mykonos, Santorini, Paros, or Kos, Rhodes, Samos (Dodecanese) or Corfu and Lefkada (Ionian Sea). Whether you want special offers or budget luxury, the company will find the perfect solution for you.
ILINA YACHTING
Read moreIf you want a dream yacht holiday, contact Ilina Yaghting and they will take care of the rest... Their qualified staff can help you plan your luxury holiday and charter the yacht of your choice: catamarans, motor yachts, sailing boats. A large luxury yacht has four separate cabins, two with double bed and private bathroom and two with two separate beds and separate bathroom or toilet. The interior is splendid, one admires the mixture of mahogany wood and leather. With this yacht: 2 hours sailing from Alimos to Mykonos.
CHAMBRE DE COMMERCE ET D'INDUSTRIE FRANCO-HELLÉNIQUE
Read moreThe CCIFH brings together French Companies in Greece and Greek Companies susceotibles to interest the French market. Composed of approximately 500 members, its role is to facilitate exchanges and create synergies in order to develop new business opportunities. The directory of its members, paying, is very convenient for a newcomer.