Local train from Chalkis to Athens crossing the dike that separates the sea from a small wetland.In the backround is Chalkis.

Local train from Halkida to Athens passes by the famous olive oil industry MINERVA.

Speed test for these three passenger wagons...

Led by an old Alco DL537,an excursion train from Kalamata to Argos,crossing the longest stone rail bridge in Greece.The bridge,which was built in 1899,is 100 meters long and has eight arches.

Baby Alco A-204 still performs superbly after 45 years of service...Here,crossing the 87-meter-long bridge at Mandritsa,one of many bridges and viaducts in this area...

Special freight train from Larissa to Athens passing Gorgopotamos Bridge...The second engine is the only survived Alsthom in Greece... Two months ago had a bad collision with a big escavator...The... (more)

Volos Station is one of the most beautiful examples of railway architecture in Greece.Designed by the famed Italian engineer Evaristo De Chirico,it was inaugurated in 1884 and for many decades,has... (more)

One of the last oil trains in this line,makes the slow descent to Aspropyrgos Oil Refineries.

A brand new 750mm dmu goes slowly,at the steep grade 17%,of Court House Area...

IC 52 crosses the plains of Viotia,near the abandoned now Alalkomene Station...

International train 335 from Hungary,approaching the suburbs of Thessaloniki.

Yard operations for the only survived Alsthom of regular gauge in Greece.The building behind is a water tower...

A 105,a shunter,is manufactured by Krupp in Germany.These 30 diesels are identical and have proven very hard-working and successful.Most of them are based in Thessaloniki.

The tracks along the northern Peloponnese coast are edged by the sea on one side and a narrow strip of hilly farmland on the other.The mountains of mainland Greece dominate the horizon as train 30... (more)

The tracks along the northern Peloponnese coast are edged by the sea on one side and a narrow strip of hilly farmland on the other.This scenic route,sadly,is going to be abandoned the next few mon... (more)