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KTEL Thessalonikis

Buses in Thessaloniki

KTEL Thessalonikis — the Athens and Piraeus coaches, and the prefecture network out to Asprovalta, Zagkliveri, Petrokerasa and the villages around Lagkadas.

18 routes 86 departures 16 stops mapped
About what is covered here. Thessaloniki has two boarding points for the Athens coach and they are not interchangeable. The bus leaves Monastiriou, at the railway station, and calls at the Macedonia intercity terminal about fifteen minutes later — one bus, two stops, 2.5 km apart. Go by the time against the terminal you are actually at, which is what the route pages show. Arrival times on the Athens and Piraeus coaches are the operator's own and it publishes them as indicative: it states plainly that it cannot guarantee an arrival time.

Departures

All routes

18

Routes are filed under the operator that runs them, so a bus INTO this area can live on another area’s page — Athens to Delphi, for instance, is a Fokida bus. If what you want is not below, search every area at once with the route finder.

Departures on this page are confirmed day by day to Sun 4 Oct.

Frequently asked questions

Generated from this page’s own timetable data — every answer reads the same day-by-day calendar as the table above, so it can never say more than the page does.

Where do buses in Thessaloniki leave from?

The busiest starting point in this data is Thessaloniki (Macedonia terminal). Each route page lists its own departure point — cities with more than one terminal use them for different operators, and they are not interchangeable.

Is this timetable current?

Departures on this page are confirmed day by day to Sun 4 Oct. After that the operators have not yet published, so this page cannot say what runs; check back nearer the time.

How much do buses in Thessaloniki cost?

The published fare is €50.00. Routes with no published fare say so — a missing fare is never rendered as free.

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