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Bus Service Pierce Summer Camp MORNING ROUTES Bus Service Pierce Summer Camp MORNING ROUTES Route: 1 – DIONYSOS (Morning) DIONYSOS – EKALI – NEA ERYTHREA – KIFISIA – MELISSIA – VRILISSIA N. STOP TIME 1. KAIRI THEOFILOU AVENUE (SQUARE) 07:30 2. DIONYSOU AVENUE & DIMOKRATIAS 07:35 3. DIONYSOU AVENUE & THISEOS 07:40 4. THISEOS AVENUE (VAS. PAVLOU SQUARE) 07:45 5. THISEOS AVENUE (MEDIA STROM) MINI SQUARE 07:50 6. RODON & ISMINIS 07:55 7. KON. PALEOLOGOU & DIOGENOUS 08:00 8. KON. PALEOLOGOU (POLITIAS SQUARE) 08:05 9. SOLOMOU & KOKKINARA 08:06 10. KOKKINARA & PANAGIAS ELEFTHEROTRIAS 08:08 11. PANAGIAS ELEFTHEROTRIAS & FYLLIDOS 08:10 12. PEFKON & KARAISKAKI 08:15 13. KON. KARAMANLI (ALEXANDRATOU ESTATE) 08:20 14. EL. VENIZELOU (SKLAVENITIS) 08:25 15. ANDREA PAPANDREOU (MOUSTAKAS) 08:27 16. PENTELIS AVENUE & OLYMPOU 08:30 17. PENTELIS AVENUE (VASILOPOULOS) 08:33 18. PENTELIS AVENUE & 25th MARCH STR. 08:35 19. OLYMPOU & METAMORFOSEOS 08:44 20. METAMORFOSEOS & DOUK. PLAKENTIAS 08:45 Route: 2 - KIFISIA (Morning) KIFISIA – MAROUSI – CHALANDRI – AG. PARASKEVI N. STOP TIME 1. ELEON (THANOPOULOS) 07:40 2. CHAR. TRIKOUPI & LYRA 07:46 3. CHAR. TRIKOUPI & TATOIOU 07:50 4. TATOIOU & STREIT 07:52 5. TATOIOU & OTHONOS 07:54 6. KIFISIAS STATION (ISΑP) 07:56 7. GR. LAMPRAKI & KORAI 07:58 8. KIFISIAS KAT 08:00 9. ΚIFISIAS ODEON 08:01 10. AMAROUSIOU STATION (ISAP) 08:05 11. CHATZIANTONIOU (IKA AMAROUSIOU) 08:11 12. KIFISIAS & PAPAFLESSA 08:14 13. KIFISIAS & AG. KONSTANTINOU 08:16 14. KIFISIAS ΟΤΕ 08:18 15. CHIMARAS & AMAROUSIOU CHALANDRIOU 08:22 16. AMAROUSIOU CHALANDRIOU & PARADEISOU 08:26 17. DOUROU SQUARE 08:27 18. KENNEDY SQUARE 08:37 19. AG. PARASKEVIS METRO STATION 08:40 Route: 3 – PEFKI (Morning) ΚATO PEFKI – KIFISIAS – FILOTHEI – ΚΑΤO CHALANDRI – ΑG. PARASKEVI N. STOP TIME 1. VYRONOS MINI SQUARE 07:45 2. VYRONOS & KYRILLOU 07:48 3. AG. KONSTANTINOU & DIONYSOU 07:50 4. KIFISIAS ΟΤΕ 07:55 5. KIFISIAS & AMAROUSIOU ARTEMIDOS 08:00 6. KIFISIAS YGEIA (HOSPITAL) 08:04 7. AG. FILOTHEIS & GRAIKOU 08:05 8. 25th MARCH STR. & REAS 08:12 9. KYPROU & KONITSIS 08:15 10. KYPROU & MAKEDONIAS 08:17 11. AG. FILOTHEIS & EL. VENIZELOU 08:20 12. AG. FILOTHEIS (STONE KIOSK) 08:21 6 Gravias Street 13. DROSOPOULOU SQUARE 08:25 153 42 Aghia Paraskevi 14. KORYZI SQUARE 08:26 Athens - Greece 15. PALEOLOGOU (AG. ANNA) 08:30 t: +30 210 600 9800 ext. 1345, 1319 16. PALEOLOGOU & ETHNIKIS ANTISTASEOS 08:35 f: +30 210 600 8913 17. PAPANIKOLI (TERKENLIS) 08:36 www.dcac.gr 18. AG. PARASKEVIS METRO STATION 08:40 Route: 4 – PATISIA (Morning) PATISIA – GKYZI – PSYCHIKO – AGIA SOFIA – MESOGEION AVENUE N. STOP TIME 1. PATISION (AMERIKIS SQUARE) 07:40 2. PATISION & KODRIGKTONOS 07:45 3. ALEXANDRAS AVENUE HOTEL RADISSON (PARK) 07:50 4. ALEXANDRAS AVENUE & CHAR. TRIKOUPI 07:55 5. ALEXANDRAS AVENUE & LOUKAREOS 07:56 6. PANORMOU (SKLAVENITIS) 08:05 7. DAFNIS & 28TH OCTOBER STR. 08:10 8. PAPARIGOPOULOU SQUARE 08:15 9. NIKIFOROU LYTRA & DIAMANTIDOU 08:20 10. VAS. GEORGIOU B’ SQUARE 08:25 11. FAROS PSYCHIKOU 08:26 12. AG. SOFIAS SQUARE 08:30 13. XENOPOULOU & STR. MAKRYGIANNI 08:31 14. MESOGEION (ETHNIKI AMYNA METRO STATION) 08:35 15. MESOGEION (CHOLARGOS METRO STATION) 08:36 16. NOMISMATOKOPIO (METRO STATION) 08:39 17. MESOGEION & IPIROU 08:40 Route: 5 - KOLONAKI (Morning) ΚOLONAKI – ΑMPELOKIPOI – ΝΕΟ PSYCHIKO – CHOLARGOS N. STOP TIME 1. KOLONAKI SQUARE 07:40 2. PATRIARCHOU IOAKIM (EMBASSY) 07:44 3. PATRIARCHOU IOAKIM & MARASLI 07:45 4. MARASLI & VAS. SOFIAS 07:50 5. VAS. SOFIAS MEGARO MOUSIKIS 07:54 6. VAS. SOFIAS MAVILI SQUARE 07:55 7. KIFISIAS AVENUE PRESIDENT 08:00 8. KIFISIAS AVENUE AG. TRIADA 08:04 9. KIFISIAS AVENUE PANORMOU 08:05 10. KIFISIAS AVENUE PAPADA 08:09 11. AG. SOFIAS SQUARE 08:10 12. AGGELOU SIKELIANOU & DIMOKRATIAS AVENUE 08:15 13. 25th MARCH STR. & KRITIS 08:19 14. 25th MARCH STR. & XANTHOU 08:20 15. TZAVELLA & PERIKLEOUS 08:25 16. MESOGEION & PERIKLEOUS 08:29 17. PERIKLEOUS & KATSIMPIRI 08:30 18. KLEIOUS & FANEROMENIS 08:35 19. KOSTI PALAMA SQUARE 08:40 Route: 6 – PIRAEUS (Morning) PIRAEUS – PAL. FALIRO – Ν. SMYRNI – ZOGRAFOU – MICHALAKOPOULOU N. STOP TIME 1. RAILWAY OF PIRAEUS 07:10 2. SEF 07:15 3. POSIDONOS AVENUE & THISEOS 07:20 4. POSIDONOS AVENUE FLOISVOS 07:25 5. POSIDONOS AVENUE & AMFITHEAS 07:30 6. AMFITHEAS & PIKRODAFNIS 07:40 7. EL. VENIZELOU & ACHILLEOS 07:45 8. EL. VENIZELOU & KARPATHOU (EVANGELIKI SCHOLI) 07:49 9. EL. VENIZELOU CHURCH OF AG. PARASKEVI 07:50 10. EL. VENIZELOU & OMIROU 07:55 11. AG. FOTEINIS CHRYSOSTOMOU SMYRNIS SQUARE 08:00 12. PLASTIRA & EFESSOU 08:05 13. INTERCONTINENTAL HOTEL 08:10 14. KALLIROIS & FRANTZI 08:15 15. AG. FOTEINI 08:20 16. PLASTIRA SQUARE 08:25 17. SP. MERKOURI & VAS. GEORGIOU 08:30 18. MICHALAKOPOULOU CROWN PLAZA 08:35 19. MESOGEION SCHOLI CHOROFYLAKIS 08:40 Route: 7 - GLYFADA (Morning) GLYFADA – ALIMOS – ILIOUPOLI – VYRONAS N. STOP TIME 1. AG. KONSTANTINOU SQUARE 07:35 2. POSIDONOS VERGOTI IT. KREOLI SQUARE 07:38 3. POSIDONIO 07:40 4. POSIDONOS 2nd STATION OF AG. KOSMAS (TRAM) 07:42 5. POSIDONOS & ST. STEFANOU SARAFI (KASIMATIS) 07:45 6. ALIMOU AVENUE & VALLIANOU 07:48 7. ALIMOU AVENUE & KITHIRION 07:50 8. KITHIRION & RODON 07:51 9. KITHIRION & IONIAS AVENUE 07:55 10. IONIAS AVENUE & MEG. ALEXANDROU (CORNER GRILL) 07:58 11. IONIAS AVENUE & DELIGIANNI 08:00 12. ETHNARCHOU MAKARIOU & VOULIAGMENIS AVENUE 08:05 13. IROS KON/LOU & SOFOKLI VENIZELOU AVENUE 08:07 14. IROS KON/LOU (VEAKI SQUARE) 08:08 15. IROS KON/LOU & KOTZIA (SQUARE) 08:10 16. MARINOU ANTIPA (KANARIA SQUARE) 08:11 17. ILIOUPOLEOS & PROUSIS 08:15 18. IROON POLYTECHNIOU SQUARE 08:20 19. KARAOLI DIMITRIOU (TOWN HALL OF VYRONAS) 08:22 20. AG. IOANNI AVENUE & ALIMOU KATECHAKI AVENUE 08:25 Route: 8 – VOULA (Morning) VOULA – ARGYROUPOLI – ILIOUPOLI – PAPAGOU N. STOP TIME 1. SPETSON & ATHINAIDOS 07:15 2. VOULIAGMENIS & KIDONION 07:25 3. VOULIAGMENIS & GOUNARI 07:30 4. GOUNARI & SERRON 07:40 5. GOUNARI & ANTHEON 07:41 6. GOUNARI & ITHAKIS 07:45 7. GOUNARI & PAPANDREOU 07:46 8. GOUNARI & KYPROU 07:50 9. KYPROU & ARGYROUPOLEOS 07:55 10. ARGYROUPOLEOS (SOCCER FIELD) 08:05 11. IR. POLYTECHNEIOU & DIMARCHOU PAVLOU PENTARI 08:10 12. IR. POLYTECHNEIOU (ETHNIKIS ANTISTASEOS SQUARE) 08:11 13. EL. VENIZELOU & PROTOPAPA AVENUE 08:15 14. EL. VENIZELOU & ALEKOU PANAGOULI 08:16 15. EL. VENIZELOU & THIMATON POLEMOU (TSIROS) 08:20 16. ELLINON AXIOMATIKON & AG. IOANNI KAREA AVENUE 08:25 17. ALIMOU KATECHAKI AVENUE & ARCH/POU CHRYSOSTOMOU 08:26 18. XANTHIPOU & KLEIOUS CHOLARGOS 08:40 19. ANASTASEOS & ETHNIKIS AMYNIS CHOLARGOS 08:41 20. ANASTASEOS & ANATOLIS 08:45 Route: 9 - KANTZA (Morning) PAIANIA – SPATA – PIKERMI – PALLINI – GERAKAS N. STOP TIME 1. LAVRIOU AVENUE (GALAXIAS) 07:30 2. ETHN. ODOS PAIANIAS - LOUTSAS (ATT. ODOU TR. LIGHTS) 07:35 3. PLATONOS (DIM. RALLI SQUARE) 07:40 4. PLATONOS (AGIA TRIAS CHURCH) 07:45 5. HEALTH CENTER SPATON 07:50 6. AG. CHRISTOFOROU & MARATHONOS AVENUE 07:55 7. MARATHONOS AV. & AG. DIMITRIOU (ATT. ODOU TR. LIGHTS) 08:00 8. MARATHONOS AVENUE & KYPROU AVENUE (ALEX PAK) 08:05 9. MARATHONOS AVENUE (GOODY’S PALLINIS) 08:10 10. EDISON HILL 08:15 11. SUBSIDIARY STATION PALLINIS 08:20 12. KLEISTHENOUS & ISIODOU (SMALL CHURCH) 08:25 13. KLEISTHENOUS & PINDOU 08:26 14. IRAKLEITOU & ANAPAFSEOS 08:30 15. IRAKLEITOU & MPAKOGIANNI 08:35 16. IRAKLEITOU & CHAR. TRIKOUPI 08:36 17. IRAKLEITOU & GEO. GENNIMATA 08:40 18. ALEKOU PANAGOULI & DIMOKRATIAS 08:45 Pierce Summer Camp AFTERNOON ROUTES Route: 1 - DIONYSOS (Afternoon) VRILISSIA – MELISSIA – KIFISIA – ΝΕΑ ΕRYTHREA – ΕΚΑLI – DIONYSOS N. STOP 1. METAMORFOSEOS & DOUK. PLAKENTIAS 2. METAMORFOSEOS & OLYMPOU 3. PENTELIS AVENUE & 25th MARCH STR. 4. PENTELIS AVENUE (VASILOPOULOS) 5. PENTELIS AVENUE & OLYMPOU 6. ANDREA PAPANDREOU (MOUSTAKAS) 7. 25th MARCH STR. & DOIRANIS 8. KON. KARAMANLI (ALEXANDRATOU ESTATE) 9. DIM. GOUNARI & KARAISKAKI 10. PANAGIAS ELEFTHEROTRIAS & FYLLIDOS 11. KOKKINARA & PANAGIAS ELEFTHEROTRIAS 12. SOLOMOU & KOKKINARA 13. KON. PALAIOLOGOU (POLITEIAS SQUARE) 14. KON. PALAIOLOGOU & DIOGENOUS 15. RODON & ISMINIS 16. THISEOS AVENUE (MEDIA STROM) MINI SQUARE 17. THISEOS AVENUE (VAS. PAULOU SQUARE) 18. DIONYSOU AVENUE & THISEOS 19. DIONYSOU AVENUE & DIMOKRATIAS AVENUE 20. KAIRI THEOFILOU AVENUE (SQUARE) Route: 2 – KIFISIA (Afternoon) AG. PARASKEVI – CHALANDRI – MAROUSI – KIFISIA N. STOP 1. AG. PARASKEVIS METRO STATION 2. KENNEDY SQUARE 3. DOUROU SQUARE 4. AMAROUSIOU CHALANDRIOU & PARADEISOU 5. CHIMARAS & AMAROUSIOU CHALANDRIOU 6. SOROU & KIFISIAS 7. KIFISIAS & AG. KONSTANTINOU 8. VAS. SOFIAS & PAPAFLESSA 9. VAS. SOFIAS & CHATZIANTONIOU 10. VAS. SOFIAS & ERMOU 11. KIFISIAS ODEON 12. ZIRINEIO 13. TROCHONOMOS KIFISIAS 14. KIFISIAS & OTHONOS 15. EM. MPENAKI & STREIT 16. CHAR. TRIKOUPI & TATOIOU 17. CHAR. TRIKOUPI & LYRA 18. ELEON (THANOPOULOS) Route: 3 - PEFKI (Afternoon) AG. PARASKEVI – ΚATO CHALANDRI – FILOTHEI – KIFISIAS – ΚΑTO PEFKI N. STOP 1. AG. PARASKEVIS METRO STATION 2. PAPANIKOLI (TERKENLIS) 3. PALEOLOGOU & ETHNIKIS ANTISTASEOS 4. PALEOLOGOU (AG. ANNA) 5. KORIZI SQUARE 6. DROSOPOULOU SQUARE 7. AG. FILOTHEIS (STONE KIOSK) 8. AG. FILOTHEIS & EL. VENIZELOU 9. KYPROU & MAKEDONIAS 10. KYPROU & KONITSIS 11. 25th MARCH STR. & REAS 12. AG. FILOTHEIS & GRAIKOU 13. KIFISIAS YGEIA 6 Gravias Street 14. KIFISIAS & AMAROUSIOU ARTEMIDOS 153 42 Aghia Paraskevi 15. KIFISIAS OTE Athens - Greece 16. AG. KONSTANTINOU & DIONYSOU t: +30 210 600 9800 17. VYRONOS & KYRILLOU ext. 1345, 1319 18. VYRONOS MINI SQUARE f: +30 210 600 8913 www.dcac.gr Route: 4 – PATISIA (Afternoon) MESOGEION – AGIA SOFIA – PSYCHIKO – GKIZI – PATISIA N. STOP 1. MESOGEION & IPIROU 2. NOMISMATOKOPEIO (METRO STATION) 3. MESOGEION (CHOLARGOS METRO STATION) 4. MESOGEION (ETHNIKI AMINA METRO) 5. STRATIGOU MAKRYGIANNI & CHARITONIDOU 6. AGIAS SOFIAS SQUARE 7. FAROS PSYCHIKOU 8. VAS. GEORGIOU B’ SQUARE 9. NIKIFOROU LYTRA & DIAMANTIDOU 10. PAPARIGOPOULOU SQUARE 11. DAFNIS & 28TH OCTOBER STR. 12. PANORMOU (SKLAVENITIS) 13. ALEXANDRAS AVENUE & LOUKAREOS 14. ALEXANDRAS AVENUE & CHAR. TRIKOUPI 15. ALEXANDRAS AVENUE HOTEL RADISSON (PARK) 16. PATISION & KORDIGKTONOS 17. PATISION (AMERIKIS SQUARE) Route: 5 - ΚOLONAKI (Afternoon) CHOLARGOS – Ν. PSYCHIKO – AMPELOKIPOI – KOLONAKI N. STOP 1. KOSTI PALAMA SQUARE 2. KLEIOUS & FANEROMENIS 3. PERIKLEOUS & KATSIMPIRI 4.
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