Transportation from Thessaloniki City Center to Thessaloniki Airport
The easiest way to reach SKG Airport from the city center is to take a taxi, as you can find a taxi almost anywhere in the city at any time. If you are right in the city center, this 13-15 kilometer road takes about half an hour. Taxi fares in Thessaloniki can be considered more affordable on average compared to many European cities.
Another way is to use the buses, the first stop of which is Thessaloniki Central Train Station. While this journey takes approximately 40-50 minutes with the 01X line you will take during the day, it takes approximately 50-60 minutes with the 01N bus you will take at night.
You can buy the necessary ticket for the journey from the kiosks in the squares before you get on the bus, or you can pay in cash when you get on, but you will need coins for this. Also, ticket machines on buses do not give change. You have to operate the ticket you bought from the kiosks from the machines on the buses, otherwise you may be penalized in any inspection.
Transportation from Spain Valencia Airport to the City Center
Valencia, the 3rd largest city in Spain, stands out with its position in terms of culture and trade in history. Valencia Airport, which has flights to about 15 countries in Europe, contributes to the increase in touristic visits to the country and the city. Valencia Airport, which is the 8th most crowded airport in Spain, is also known as Manises.
There are many alternatives for transportation to the city center from Valencia Airport, which is approximately 8 kilometers away from the city center. Among these, the most preferred ones are bus and metro lines. It is possible to provide both cheap and comfortable urban transportation with these public transportation vehicles, which have a wide transportation network that covers almost the entire city.
In Valencia, thanks to the metro line named 'Line 3', you can make a fast journey between the airport, port, city center and other main routes. You can further reduce your travel expenses by using the Valencia Tourist Card on the metros, where the one-way ticket starts from 1.50 euros. In Valencia, 24-hour tourist cards cost 15 euros, 48-hour cards 20 euros, and 72-hour cards 25 euros. This line, which departs hourly, operates between 5:29 - 22:29 on weekdays, between 5:48 - 22:28 on Saturdays, and between 7:08 - 21:08 on Sundays and public holidays.
The metro named 'Line 5' also provides the opportunity to travel between the airport, the port and the town of Torrent. This line operates between 6:20 and 22:05 on weekdays, 6:56 and 22:16 on Saturdays, and between 7:36 and 22:16 on Sundays and public holidays.
In Valencia, where there is a night and day tariff, the opening fee of the taximeter starts from 1.45 euros during the day and from 2 euros at night. In addition, there are many car rental companies in the airport and city center for those who want to rent a car.
City bus number 150, which departs from Valencia Airport, which has a single terminal, travels between Mislata, Quart de Poblet and Manises. The price of the bus tickets, which can also be bought on the bus, starts from 1.45 euros. Passengers over the age of 65 can travel for 1 euro. The bus, which departs every 26 minutes between 5.25 and 22.00 on weekdays, does not operate on Sundays and public holidays. On Saturdays, it carries passengers at 35-minute intervals between 5.25 and 22.05.
Spain Valencia Airport Contact Information
Address: Valencia Airport, 46940 Manises, Valencia, Spain
Phone: (+34) 902 404 704