I'm arriving on the night train from Venice, in Bavaria. Before arrival in Munich I'm going to visit some familiar stations between Rosenheim and Munich, then I'll fly to Thessaloniki
Großkarolinenfeld
This is the night train I arrived with
It has wagons from Venice, Zagreb and Budapest
Freight trains on the route from Munich towards Austria, Hungary and Italy
193 599, ecco-rail
Aßling
193 211, ecco-rail
The new 9 Euro ticket is coming soon to Germany
Another Nightjet, this time from Rome and Milano
193 610, WLC - Wiener Lokalbahnen Cargo GmbH
186 106, TX Logistik AG
Third Nightjet for today, this one from Hamburg and Amsterdam to Innsbruck
It is possible to bring cars on this night train from Hamburg
193 555, TX Logistik
Now it is time to fly from Munich to Thessaloniki. It would of course be nicer to take a night train, but there is no such possibility
The only way to take off the mask on the place is to purchase something eatable on board
Thessaloniki is the second largest town in Greece, even though I'm here on a business trip, I have some time to check out the local trains
Sindos (Greek: Σίνδος) station is located close to Thessaloniki
There are both long distance and local trains passing by here
OSE class 460, Greek version of Siemens Desiro
The locals
Intercity train arriving from Athens
TRAINOSE class 120, Hellas Sprinter
OSE Class 621, Bombardier MAN2000 diesel train
The New Thessaloniki Railway Station is the main central passenger railway station and terminal of Thessaloniki. It was inaugurated on 12 June 1961
Before Corona, there were international connections to Skopje (Macedonia) and Sofia (Bulgaria). They were not restored yet, and it is unfortunately unclear if they ever will be restored
The station has lockers
It is possible to walk by the sea in central Thessaloniki
Saint Gregory Palamas Holy Metropolitan Church
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