Greek city of Thessaloniki gets new metro system with driverless trains after years of delays
The metro system in the northern Greek city of Thessaloniki has opened featuring driverless trains. Tens of thousands of people Saturday braved blustery, rainy weather to wait outside the stations to try them out.
The most unique and spectacular element of the Thessaloniki metro system is Venizelou Station, an in situ museum as well as a station.
GREECE: The Thessaloniki metro opened on November 30, 18 years after construction began. The first phase runs 9·6 km through ...
After 22 years of planning, delays, and debates and the major Greek financial crisis the Thessaloniki Metro finally opened on ...
It caused untold commotion, decades of disruption and — among historians and archeologists — controversy and despair, but at ...
The long-awaited Thessaloniki metro opened its doors to the public today, marking a historic moment for Greece's ...
The Thessaloniki metro was first conceived more than a century ago, and the first tunnel was dug in 1986. #EuropeNews ...
Greece's second city of Thessaloniki celebrated the long-awaited opening of its first metro line on November 30.
Thessaloniki's metro system, now open, uniquely combines modern transport with ancient history by showcasing archaeological ...
A new metro system in the northern Greek city of Thessaloniki opens featuring driverless trains and displays of some of the ...
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