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Thessaloniki: Five metro stations to close temporarily on Wednesday
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Thessaloniki: Five metro stations to close temporarily on Wednesday

Five metro stations in Thessaloniki will temporarily close this Wednesday, while trains will continue to pass through without stopping.

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  • Five metro stations in Thessaloniki will close temporarily on Wednesday.
  • Trains will pass through these stations without stopping to pick up or drop off passengers.
  • Passengers are advised to plan alternative routes in advance.
What it means for you

If you are visiting Thessaloniki this week, note that five stations will not be operational for boarding or exiting on Wednesday. Check live updates from the transit authority and allow extra time for your journeys across the city.

Metro service adjustments in Thessaloniki

The public transport network in Thessaloniki has announced a temporary operational change affecting five metro stations scheduled for this coming Wednesday.

Train operations during the closure

According to the official announcement, while the metro trains will continue to travel along their usual routes and pass through the five designated stations, they will do so without stopping. Passengers will not be able to board or disembark at these specific locations throughout the day.

Travel advice for visitors

Travellers and residents relying on the metro network on Wednesday should verify their routes ahead of time. It is recommended to look into alternative local bus lines or taxis if your journey requires passing through the affected stations, and to allocate additional time for getting around the city.

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