Megaron Athens International Conference Centre

Leoforos Vasilissis Sofias and, Kokkali 1, Athina 115 21, Greece

Public Transportation

The Athens public transport system is affordable, reliable and covers most of the city and suburbs. 

• By metro, it’s just two minutes from the Concert Hall Metro Station
• By bus, buses Ε14, Α5 and 550 stop right in front of the Concert Hall
• By electrically driven bus, buses 10 and 3 stop right in front of the Concert Hall

You can use all means of public transport with the same ticket. Athens’ public transport uses Ath.ena tickets and cards, available at metro and tram stations.

For added convenience, Tap2Ride lets you pay directly at validators with a contactless Visa/Mastercard (physical or digital via Apple Pay/Google Pay).

Arriving by boat

Piraeus is the main port in Athens. From Piraeus it’s just a few minutes ride on the Metro.

Arriving by air

At the crossroads between Europe and the Middle East, Athens has never been more accessible. The award-winning Athens International Airport is connected to more than 155 domestic & international.

• From the airport you can take bus Χ95, or a 35 minute ride on the Metro will bring you to the Concert Hall Metro Station
• From the railway station, it’s just 30 minutes to the Concert Hall Metro station

Arriving by car

If you come by car you can park in the Concert Hall’s parking facility. The entrance is on Kokkali St. and the facility is open from 6am to 2am every day.

For information regarding deliveries and pick-ups by exhibitors, please refer to the Exhibtior manual (sent by email) or contact us at eano-meetings@eano.eu.

Sustainability

If you must use transportation that is not climate neutral, we recommend to look at options to offset your carbon footprint (e.g. offered by the transportation company).

Useful information and tips can be found here.