Trams in Athens : Schedule : Lines : Fares : Tickets : Map

The Athens Tram system offers a scenic and eco-friendly way to explore the city, especially its coastal areas.

Trams in Athens

Here’s an overview to help you navigate:

🚋 Tram Lines & Routes

The Athens Tram network is operated by STASY S.A. and comprises two main lines:

  • T6: Connects Syntagma Square (city center) to Pikrodafni station in Faliro.
  • T7: Runs from Asklipeio Voulas (in Voula) to Agia Triada (in Piraeus).

These lines intersect at Pikrodafni station, facilitating transfers between them.

The tram network spans approximately 27 kilometers, serving 60 stops across ten Athenian suburbs.

⏰ Operating Hours & Frequency

Trams operate daily from 5:30 AM to 12:30 AM. On Fridays and Saturdays, services extend until 1:40 AM. Frequency varies throughout the day:

  • Weekdays (Monday–Thursday):
    • 05:30–07:00: Every 12 minutes
    • 07:00–19:00: Every 9 minutes
    • 19:00–22:00: Every 12 minutes
    • 22:00–00:30: Every 15 minutes
  • Fridays:
    • 00:30–01:40: Every 25 minutes
  • Saturdays:
    • 07:00–19:00: Every 12 minutes
    • 00:30–01:40: Every 25 minutes
  • Sundays:
    • 07:00–19:00: Every 12 minutes
    • 22:00–00:30: Every 15 minutes

🎟️ Tickets & Fares

Tickets are valid across all public transport modes in Athens, including buses, trolleybuses, metro, and trams:

  • 90-Minute Ticket: €1.20 (standard), €0.50 (discounted)
  • Daily Ticket: €4.10
  • 5-Day Ticket: €8.20
  • 3-Day Tourist Ticket: €20.00 (includes round-trip to/from the airport)

Tickets can be purchased at metro stations, tram stops, and authorized vendors.

🗺️ Maps & Resources

Trams in Athens Map

For detailed maps and additional information:

Enjoy your journey through Athens!

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