How to get to the port of Piraeus by metro
Station, line and time — the complete guide.
Get off at Piraeus station (M1 & M3). From there it is a ~2-minute walk to the passenger port and the ferries to the islands.
Piraeus is the terminus of Lines 1 and 3, right by the port gate.
Overview
Piraeus is the largest passenger port in Europe and the gateway to the Greek islands — Aegina, Hydra, Santorini, Crete and dozens more sail from its quays. Metro Lines 1 (green) and 3 (blue) both terminate right beside the port gates, so you can step off the train and onto your ferry.
Getting there from key points
| Starting point | Metro route |
|---|---|
| Syntagma | Line 3 (blue) or Line 1, ~20 min |
| Monastiraki | Line 1 (green) direct, ~18 min |
| the Airport | Line 3 (blue) direct, ~55 min |
Step by step
Take M1 and get off at Piraeus station.
Follow the signs to the right exit.
In ~2 minutes on foot you reach the passenger port and the ferries to the islands.
What else to see nearby
- Mikrolimano marina📍 Map10 min
Useful information
Frequently asked questions
How much is a ticket?
A single 90-minute ticket is valid across the whole network (metro, buses, tram). See prices on the "Tickets & fares" page.
How long does it take from the city centre?
From Syntagma: Line 3 (blue) or Line 1, ~20 min. See all the routes above.
Which lines serve the station?
Piraeus station is served by M1 & M3.
Is the station accessible?
Yes, Piraeus station has lifts for step-free access.
Where can I see more sights?
See all attractions near the metro.
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Updated: July 2026