Travel information

To / From Athens

The best and safest way to travel to Athens from abroad is by airplane. Athens International Airport “Eleftherios Venizelos” (www.aia.gr) is frequently connected with most big towns and country capital cities in Europe and the rest of the world. Alternatively, one could also travel to Athens by boat (arrival at Piraeus port), by car (via Italy or the Balkans) or by train via the Balkan countries.

From Airport to Syntagma Square

Syntagma Square is located in Athens’ city centre and is near the Astor Hotel. There is a 24-hour bus service (Bus X95 - 5 Euros for single trip) and a modern metro service (8 Euros for a single trip) that connect the Airport to Syntagma.

Airport - Tavros Station (HUA Campus)

Trip 1 (Duration: 00:48:30*)
From: Airport (Line 3), Direction: Egaleo At station: Monastiraki change from: Line 3 to: Line 1 (Direction: Piraeus) To: Tavros
Ticket price: 8.00€ (Single-trip tickets to or from the AIRPORT)

Trip 2 (Duration: 00:57:00*)
From: Airport (Suburban railway [Airport - Ano Liosia]), Direction: Ano Liosia
At station: Neratziotissa change from: Suburban railway [Airport - Ano Liosia] to: Line 1 (Direction: Piraeus)
To: Tavros
Ticket Price: 8.00€ (Single-trip tickets to or from the AIRPORT)

Syntagma - Tavros Station (HUA Campus)

Harokopio University of Athens Campus is 7-10 minutes walking distance from Tavros / El. Venizelos metro station on the green line that links Piraeus to Kifissia. It is also well connected to the city centre of Athens with different bus lines. For a short distance travelling to the HUA Campus, a taxi can also be considered as an affordable option.

Metro