ROME TO ATHENS ....BEST WAY
In March I will be traveling from Rome to Athens. Flying is too expensive, or is it one-way? How long by train? Otherwise, I've been told by boat...nine to eighteen hours depending on where you want to end up in Greece. HELP....<BR>Jill
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only you can answer if it's one way- do you need to get back to Rome to catch a flight or are you flying out of Athens? There are no trains from Rome to Athens. I am not aware of boats, but perhaps there are some. depending on time constraints spending a day on a boat may not be a big deal, but I am sure flying will be best.
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As I suspected it seems that ferries from Italy only leave from Ancona, Bari, Brindisi, Trieste and Venice. Flying appears to be your only option.
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See www.europebyair.com if you are from the US. Or perhaps go directly to www.aegeanair.com if you are not.<BR><BR>Best wishes,<BR><BR>Rex<BR>
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Take a train from Roma to Bari (www.trenitalia.com), then an overnight ship to Patra (www.superfast.com). From Patra, the ferry company should have a connecting bus to Athens, otherwise there are trains and hourly buses.
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