Line 4 (Athens Metro)

Line 4 of the Athens Metro is a future line that will run from Alsos Veikou to Goudi. Construction of the line was approved on 25 September 2014 and is scheduled to be completed in 2027 or 2028.[1]

Προς Άλσος Βεΐκου/Γουδί
To Alsos Veikou/Goudi
Overview
StatusProposed/Construction approved
TerminiAlsos Veikou
Goudi
Stations15
Colour on mapOrange
Service
TypeDeep Level
SystemAthens Metro
Daily ridership530,000 (estimated)
Technical
Line length11.9 km (7.4 mi)
Track gauge1,435 mm (4 ft 8 12 in) standard gauge
Electrification750 V DC
Route map

Petroupoli*
Ilion *
Pyrgos Vasilissis*
Nea Filadelfia*
Perissos*
Nea Ionia*
Alsos Veikou*
Galatsi*
Elikonos*
Kypseli*
Dikastiria*
Alexandras*
Exarcheia*
Future branch of
Akadimia*
Connection with
Kolonaki*
Evangelismos*
Future branch of
Pangrati*
Vryonas*
Ano Ilioupoli*
Kaisariani*
Panepistimioupoli*
Ilisia*
Zografou*
Goudi*
Katehaki*
Faros*
Filothei*
Sidera*
Olympic Stadium*
Paradissos*
OTE*
Marousi*
Pefki*
Lykovrysi*
National Road*
(*) Planned     (**) Under construction

Line 4 had been under consideration for many years. Its exact route was changed multiple times. One of the most famous routes was the U-shaped line from Perissos to Katehaki (which are current stations of lines 1 and 3 respectively), including a branch to Vyronas. However, the route from Alsos Veikou to Goudi was chosen, as it has the benefit of being the one passing from the densely populated areas of central Athens, like Galatsi, Exarheia, Kolonaki, Kaisariani and Zografou.[2]

In distant future, it will possibly be extended further north to Ethniki Odos and to other important suburbs of Athens, like Marousi.

Stations (Phase 1)

The proposed route for the first phase of Line 4 is:

Future Extensions

From Goudi:

From Alsos Veikou:

  • Nea Ionia
  • Perissos (connection with Line 1 station)[3]
  • Nea Filadelfia
  • Pyrgos Vasilissis (connection with Proastiakos)
  • Ilion (connection with proposed Line 2 station)
  • Petroupoli

References

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