anchor.diff:                      Starting operation on the eve of Athens Olympics, the Athens Tram connects the city center with the southern seaside. There are 3 lines:
                   </p>
                   <ul>
  -                    <li>Line 1 «Syntagma – SEF» linking downtown Athens to the Peace and Friendship Stadium</li>
  -                    <li>Line 2 «Syntagma – Voula» which runs between the city center and southern suburb of Voula</li>
  -                    <li>Line 3 «Voula – SEF» running along the coastal zone</li>
  -                </ul>
  -                <p>
  -                    In summer, many Athenians choose tram to visit nearby beaches, seaside cafes and clubs.
  -                    Operating hours are 5:30 a.m. to 1:00 a.m. and on Fridays and Saturdays it operates approximately from 5:30 a.m. to 2:30 a.m.
  -                    Information on the Athens Tram, including timetables, can be found <a href="http://www.stasy.gr/index.php?id=33&no_cache=1&L=1">here</a>.
  -                </p>
  -
  -                <h4>Suburban railway</h4>
  -                <p>
  -                    The Suburban Railway, or «Proastiakos», is a part of national railway network of Greece.
  +                    <li>Line 1 «Syntagma – SEF» linking downtown Athens to the Peace and Friendship Stadium (SEF).</li>
  +                    <li>Line 2 «Syntagma – Voula» which runs between the city center and the southern suburb of Voula.</li>
  +                    <li>Line 3 «Voula – SEF» running along the coastal zone.</li>
  +                </ul>
  +                <p>
  +                    During summer, many Athenians choose the tram to visit nearby beaches, seaside cafes and clubs.
  +                    Operating hours are 5:30 a.m. to 1:00 a.m. while on Fridays and Saturdays the tram operates approximately from 5:30 a.m. to 2:30 a.m.
  +                    Information about the Athens Tram, including timetables, can be found <a href="http://www.stasy.gr/index.php?id=33&no_cache=1&L=1">here</a>.
  +                </p>
  +
  +                <h4>Suburban railway (Proastiakos)</h4>
  +                <p>
  +                    The Suburban Railway, or «Proastiakos», is part of the Greek railway system.
                       It's main route is Athens Airport – Kiato, while other routes travel up to Ano Liosia.
                       There is also a route that connects Ano Liosia with the Athens Central Station and Piraeus Station.
  -                    There is also a route that connects Acharnai Station (S.K.A.) with the Athens Central Station and Piraeus Station.
  +                    Additionally, a route connects Acharnai Station (S.K.A.) with the Athens Central Station and Piraeus Station.
                       Be aware that different fares apply: Piraeus to Acharnai Station (S.K.A.) and Magoula to Koropi stations use the normal ticket,
                       while different fares are charged for more distant stations.
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positive.code:                     <li>Kosmos (18300)</li>
                      <li>Parthenon (210 532 3000)</li>
                  </ul>
  
                  <h4>Bicycle</h4>
  
                  <p>
                      Athens is not really the city to go around with a bicycle, as it does not have many bicycle lanes and the car drivers tend to drive quite aggressively.
                      Nevertheless (or maybe because of this) riding a bicycle in Athens has become lately some sort of a political (counter-)action, especially by young people with an alternative lifestyle.
                      In general, tourists not familiar with the Athenian traffic are not advised to use a bicycle as a principal means of transport.
                      Small rides are safe though in the long network of pedestrian streets around the Historical Centre of the city and can be quite enjoyable indeed.
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                  <h4>Tickets and cards</h4>
                  <p>
                      There are different types of tickets used:
                  </p>
                  <ul>
                      <li>Integrated Ticket for all modes (Valid for 90 minutes): €1.40 and reduced  €0.70</li>
                      <li>Single mode, single ride ticket (Only for buses, trolley-buses and tram): €1.20 and reduced €0.60</li>
                      <li>Daily ticket for all modes €4, no discount available</li>
                      <li>Weekly ticket for all modes €14, no discount available</li>
                      <li>Bus ticket for the airport €5, with discount €2.50</li>
                      <li>Metro ticket for the airport (good for all modes) €8, discount €4, group ticket for 2 persons €14, group ticket for 3 persons €20</li>
                  </ul>
  
                  <p>
                      Integrated tickets are valid for 90 minutes for transportation and transit on: city buses (excluding Airport and Saronida lines), trolley-buses, tram, metro (up to Koropi station), Suburban Railway (only for the Piraeus – Liosia and Magoula – Koropi sections).
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                  <p>
                      Tickets with discountare are available for children aged 7-12, seniors over the age of 65, students up to the age of 25 with a student card – university ID card.
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                  <p>
                      Tickets can be purchased (<em>cash</em> only) from: Metro, Tram, Suburban Railway stations, yellow and blue booths (at bus lines starting points) and many newsstands/kiosks.
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                  <p>
                      Daily and weekly tickets are valid for transportation and transit on: city buses (excluding the Airport and Saronida lines), trolley-buses, tram, metro (up to Koropi station), Suburban Railway (only for the Piraeus – Liosia and Magoula – Koropi sections).
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                  <p>
  