Arrived by train from Larisa to Athens (even though 1 hour late ) it was the greatest experience of them all. While arriving at the place my friend had already told me to be ready to laugh after we see the taxi drivers coming our...More

The station has got a coffee shop and a few platforms. The information displays mostly don't work, so you have to ask which train is yours. Don't forget to validate your ticket in the validation machines before boarding (if you have purchased a small paper...More

This is what you call main center station But is a sad place or maybe a joke place to visit or even to wait for the train It looks like from a film back in the 60s 70s where the time has been frozen.

For a city the size of Athens, it's central train station is disgraceful. Someone with authority needs to fly to Zurich or Paris and get some ideas on how it should be redone. The ticketing area is cramped and, incredibly, they don't take plastic for...More

We stayed in Oscar Hotel, just opposite the Central Train Station. We had to catch a train from Athens to Kalampaka at 12 midnight. It is very small congested station with minimal sitting facilities. The announcements were in local language and the information booth person...More

Just outside the Larisa metro station, it looks old but convenient and take you to Kalambaka where the Meteora stands.

I had to travel twice in summer so I had to take the train. I stayed in a hotel nearby for this reason. The train was in time, which was the main thing. But I have to say a few things. This place has to...More