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Trains depart from the Airport every half hour (:00 - :30).
The journey time from Athens International Airport to Syntagma Square is 27 minutes.
Fares: 8 €

Express bus E95 operates 24 hours between the airport and Syntagma Square every 30 minutes. The bus stop is outside the National Gardens on Amalias on the eastern side of Syntagma Square. The journey takes between an hour and 90 minutes, depending on traffic.
Fares: 3 €

Terminal B
At 260, Liossion St.
To get to TERMINAL B by public transport one can catch the bus No 024 from of one of the following stops: Amalias Ave (Syntagma Sq.), Panepistimiou St.
From 05.00 to 24.00 every 20'.
Fare: 0,50 €

Depart: 07.30, 10.30, 15.30, 17.30, 20.00
Return: 09.00, 11.00, 13.30, 16.00, 18.00
Fare: 13,00 € one way
Duration: 3 Hours

From Delphi to Meteora there is only one bus every day.
Sunday and Friday at 15:15. All other days at 10:15.

This is 2 diferent directions, to the same destination, Meteora. The first option is not so usual in my opinion. Try avoid Larissa, as this is 2-3 more hours on the way, making a biger circle. Fix your trip to change bus to Lamia first, and then to Kalambaka-Meteora.

the Lamia bus station is in the center, and is not the start point for the line to Trikala. Is cross road, for the line from Athens to Trikala. The timetable for this line is one every 2 hours, so dont worry at all. You will arrive at Kalambaka late the evening, about 21:00.

Your will go to Lamia, change the bus to Trikala, change the bus to Kalambaka.

Departure: Thessaloniki, Greece (with sleeper) 20:30
Arrival: Istanbul, Turkey 09:30

Fare: 48.50 €

Hours:
Summer Mon 11am-7pm; Tues-Fri 8am-7pm; Sat-Sun and holidays 8am-3pm.
Winter Mon 11am-5:30pm; Tues-Fri 8am-5:30pm; Sat-Sun and holidays 8am-3pm.
(Be sure to check these times as soon as you arrive at Delphi, as they can change without warning.)

Cost: 9€ (museum and site); site or museum only: 6€
(Free on the first Sunday of every month and national holidays)

When to visit:
Delphi is especially breathtaking in the spring, when it is surrounded by blooming almond trees.
Both the site and museum are usually least crowded before closing (but be sure to allow a couple of hours) and around lunchtime.

Tips:
Starting your tour with the museum will help you better visualize what Delphi looked like in its glory as you tour the ruins.

A map is very useful for touring Delphi, as labels aren't always clear and the site is so widespread. Either print this one to take along, or get one at the entrance.

And don't forget that the stadium is on the top of the sanctuary. Make sure you got some good walking shoes and bring a bottle of water.