Information about destinations travelling Europe by train
Located in the western Attica region, Aspropyrgos Railway Station (Σιδηροδρομικός Σταθμός Ασπροπύργου) is a modern commuter rail stop just outside Athens. While Aspropyrgos is better known for its industrial zones and logistics centers, it also offers a unique window into the everyday life of suburban Greece—and serves as a key link for travelers navigating between…
Nestled on the Alexandroupoli–Svilengrad railway, Soufli Railway Station (Σιδηροδρομικός Σταθμός Σουφλίου) is the easiest way to reach Greece’s legendary “silk capital”. From here travellers can wander between 19-century cocoon mansions, taste local tsipouro and explore the Dadia-Lefkimi National Park—all without a car. 1. The station at a glance Feature Details Opened 1872 by the Chemins…
Patras Railway Station Greece is an important transport hub, serving as the gateway to ferries to Italy. The city also serves as a gateway for catching a train to Athens or heading north to the Peloponnese. The station has an extensive range of amenities, including ticket counters, waiting areas, restrooms and helpful staff to guide…
Ashtead Station is a commuter hub like its neighbours Epsom and Leatherhead, but quieter. Avenue after avenue of 20s semis give way to more modest stockbroker piles, and there’s a decent Indian takeaway and gastropub. The station is served by Southern (brand name for Govia Thameslink Railway Network) and South Western trains. Live train information…
Located in the village of Strumyani, near Sandanski in southwest Bulgaria, the old Struma railway station is a small architectural gem that takes you back to another time. The abandoned building with its tall aqueduct and its grassy platforms is worth a visit for anyone interested in the history of rail travel. The station was…
The first daily departure from Kastanoussa to Thessaloniki departs at 5:21 a.m, while the last journey of the day leaves at 11:20 a.m. Keep in mind that train schedules can vary from day to day or month to month, so it’s best to check with your preferred provider ahead of time. Currently, around 210 railway…
On average, there are 8 journeys per day between Sindos Railway Station Greece and Thessaloniki. However, this number can change depending on the time of year, as well as other factors such as weather and traffic. It is best to book your ticket in advance, as this will help ensure that you get a seat…
Kilkis Railway Station Greece is located in the city of Kilkis, which is known for its authentic Greek culture and cuisine. It is also home to a wide range of accommodations, so visitors can find the perfect place to stay during their trip. In addition to the hotels and other lodging options, Kilkis offers a…
The Suburban Railway (Proastiakos) is a relatively new choice for getting around in Athens. This suburban train connects the airport to the central city of Athens and other areas like Larissis Station in less than an hour. It’s also a popular way to visit nearby beaches, cafés and clubs on summer weekends. Proastiakos trains are…
About Diakopto Railway Station Greece The Kato (or Diakofto) railway station of the historic Kalavryta cogwheel train is a spectacular sight, set in an incredibly narrow gorge. It is a must see for anybody visiting the region. The small, but fascinating little train (also known as the “Odontotos” train) takes you from here to Kalavryta…