Athens Introduces Permanent 24-Hour Public Transport Every Saturday
- by XpatAthens
- Thursday, 18 September 2025
Since Saturday, September 13, Athens has officially operated a permanent 24-hour public transport service every Saturday.
OASA will now run Metro Lines 2 and 3, Tram Lines T6 and T7, as well as selected bus routes on a continuous, round-the-clock schedule, ensuring key areas of the city are always connected.
This initiative improves the overall travel experience in Athens, offering safe and reliable mobility at all hours, while also supporting tourism, nightlife, and the city’s economy. It represents a major step in upgrading Athens’ urban transport services and enhancing its profile as a vibrant European metropolis.
The move from pilot testing to permanent service was made possible thanks to the professionalism and dedication of transport staff across all networks.
Metro & Tram Service
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Metro Line 2 (Anthoupoli–Elliniko) and Line 3 (Airport–Piraeus) will operate 24/7 on Saturdays, with adjusted overnight frequencies ranging from 9 to 15 minutes.
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Tram Lines T6 (Pikrodafni–Syntagma) and T7 (Asklipieio Voulas–Agia Triada) will also run continuously, with intervals between 12 and 25 minutes depending on the time.
Bus Service
In addition to existing 24-hour and night routes, ten more bus lines will now operate overnight every Saturday, ensuring seamless travel across Athens and Piraeus. Key routes include:
In addition to existing 24-hour and night routes, ten more bus lines will now operate overnight every Saturday, ensuring seamless travel across Athens and Piraeus. Key routes include:
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221, 224, 421, 608, 703, 842, 049, A15, B11, B12.
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Night services: 11, 040, 400, 500, 790, Χ93, Χ95, Χ96, Χ97, Χ14.
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