How to get to Syntagma & the Parliament by metro
Station, line and time — the complete guide.
Get off at Syntagma station (M2 & M3). From there is right at the station to Syntagma Square and the Parliament.
At Syntagma station you can see the archaeological exhibition with finds from the metro excavations.
Alternatively: Monastiraki station (M1 & M3).
Overview
Syntagma (Constitution) Square is the heart of modern Athens, home to the Hellenic Parliament, the Tomb of the Unknown Soldier with its kilted Evzones guards, and the National Garden. It is also the busiest interchange on the network, where Line 2 (red) meets Line 3 (blue), so you can reach it from almost anywhere without a long wait.
Getting there from key points
| Starting point | Metro route |
|---|---|
| the Acropolis | Line 2 (red), 1 stop, ~2 min |
| the Airport | Line 3 (blue) direct, ~40 min |
| Piraeus port | Line 1 or Line 3, ~20 min |
Step by step
Take M2 and get off at Syntagma station.
Follow the signs to the right exit.
As you leave the station you reach Syntagma Square and the Parliament.
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 the Acropolis: Line 2 (red), 1 stop, ~2 min. See all the routes above.
Which lines serve the station?
Syntagma station is served by M2 & M3.
Is the station accessible?
Yes, Syntagma 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