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Athens Metro: lines, stations, hours and tickets

The three metro lines with every station, where to change, first and last trains, how often they run and how much a ticket costs, including the airport.

Line 3 works (from 11 October 2026): from Sunday to Thursday after 21:40, Panormou, Katehaki, Ethniki Amyna, Holargos, Nomismatokopio and Agia Paraskevi are closed. Replacement bus X20 runs between Ambelokipi and Halandri.

The metro lines

1
Line 1 (green)
Piraeus - Kifissia
  • Journey: about 51 minutes end to end
  • First train: 05:00
  • Last train: 00:15 from Piraeus and Kifissia
  • Frequency: every 6 to 7.5 min on weekdays, every 10.5 min at weekends
Show all stations (24)
  1. Piraeus
  2. Faliro
  3. Moschato
  4. Kallithea
  5. Tavros
  6. Petralona
  7. Thissio
  8. Monastiraki
  9. Omonia
  10. Victoria
  11. Attiki
  12. Agios Nikolaos
  13. Kato Patissia
  14. Agios Eleftherios
  15. Ano Patissia
  16. Perissos
  17. Pefkakia
  18. Nea Ionia
  19. Irakleio
  20. Irini
  21. Neratziotissa
  22. Maroussi
  23. KAT
  24. Kifissia
2
Line 2 (red)
Anthoupoli - Elliniko
  • Journey: about 32 minutes end to end
  • First train: 05:30
  • Last train: 00:06 from Anthoupoli, 00:03 from Elliniko (Friday 01:43 and 01:40)
  • Frequency: every 4.5 to 6 min on weekdays, 7.5 to 12.5 min at weekends
Show all stations (20)
  1. Anthoupoli
  2. Peristeri
  3. Agios Antonios
  4. Sepolia
  5. Attiki
  6. Larissa Station
  7. Metaxourgeio
  8. Omonia
  9. Panepistimio
  10. Syntagma
  11. Akropoli
  12. Syngrou-Fix
  13. Neos Kosmos
  14. Agios Ioannis
  15. Dafni
  16. Agios Dimitrios
  17. Ilioupoli
  18. Alimos
  19. Argyroupoli
  20. Elliniko
3
Line 3 (blue)
Dimotiko Theatro (Piraeus) - Airport
  • Journey: about 63 minutes to the airport
  • First train: 05:30 from Dimotiko Theatro, 06:10 from the airport
  • Last train: 23:57 from Dimotiko Theatro (Friday 01:34), 23:34 from the airport
  • Frequency: every 4 min at peak times, every 36 min to and from the airport
Show all stations (27)
  1. Dimotiko Theatro
  2. Piraeus
  3. Maniatika
  4. Nikaia
  5. Korydallos
  6. Agia Varvara
  7. Agia Marina
  8. Egaleo
  9. Eleonas
  10. Kerameikos
  11. Monastiraki
  12. Syntagma
  13. Evangelismos
  14. Megaro Moussikis
  15. Ambelokipi
  16. Panormou
  17. Katehaki
  18. Ethniki Amyna
  19. Holargos
  20. Nomismatokopio
  21. Agia Paraskevi
  22. Halandri
  23. Doukissis Plakentias
  24. Pallini
  25. Paiania-Kantza
  26. Koropi
  27. Airport

Download the official metro and tram map (PDF)
The map is published by STASY (2022 edition) and opens on stasy.gr.

Where to change lines

StationLinesUseful for
Syntagma2 and 3City centre, Parliament, tram to the coast
Omonia1 and 2City centre, central market
Monastiraki1 and 3Plaka, Acropolis area, flea market
Attiki1 and 2Patissia
Piraeus1 and 3Ferries to the islands
Larissa Station2Trains to Thessaloniki and Chalkida
Doukissis Plakentias3Change for the suburban railway

Every Saturday lines 2 and 3 run 24 hours (not to the airport), about every 15 minutes at night.

Metro tickets

TicketPriceWhat it covers
90-minute ticket€1.20 (reduced €0.50)Metro, tram, buses and trolleys for 90 minutes. Not for the airport.
24-hour ticket€4.10Unlimited travel for 24 hours, airport excluded.
5-day ticket€8.20Unlimited travel for 5 days, airport excluded.
Airport ticket€9.00 (reduced €4.50)Return €16.00, valid for 30 days.
3-day tourist ticket€20.003 days unlimited plus one trip to and one from the airport.
Contactless card€1.20 per tripTap your card at the gate. Capped at €4.10 per day; €9 for the airport.

Frequently asked questions

What time does the Athens metro close?

On weekdays the last trains leave shortly after midnight. On Fridays lines 2 and 3 run until about 01:40, and on Saturdays lines 2 and 3 run all night.

How much is a metro ticket in Athens?

A 90-minute ticket costs €1.20 and covers metro, tram and buses. The airport ticket costs €9.

How do I get from Syntagma to Piraeus by metro?

Take line 3 towards Dimotiko Theatro and get off at Piraeus, or line 3 to Monastiraki and change to line 1.

Can I pay by card on the Athens metro?

Yes. Tap a contactless Visa or Mastercard, or your phone, at the gate. Daily charges are capped at €4.10.

Times and fares can change because of works, strikes or events. Always check the official source before you travel: stasy.gr and oasa.gr. Last checked: 22/10/2026.

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