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Th Pazarkule border crossing is at walking distance from downtown Edirne. Walk to the direction of Karaağaç (pronounced ''kaa-raa-aa-aach''). Signs aren’t very common, so you may have to ask someone. Don’t walk in the direction of Pazarkule indicated by signs out of the city centre, as they actually direct vehicles to a longer road around the city, but you may thumb on them. After walking for about 25-30 minutes, you’ll pass two long and historical bridges very near each other (spanning over the Tundza/Tunca and Maritsa/Meriç respectively) and then soon you’ll see a sign showing the direction to ''Batı Trakya'' (Western Thrace) and ''Selanik'' ([[Thessaloniki]]). At that spot, you are about 4 km away from the checkpoint and you may either keep walking or start thumbing. This border crossing you can pass by walk(they don’t allow pedestrians to cross Unlike the border at Ipsala checkpoint Ipsala, (another border crossing between Turkey and Greece , some hundred kilometres down the riverto south), it is allowed to cross this checkpoint on foot. Trafic is very low, so the best is to ask drivers for a ride right at the greek Greek check point.