Trains from Porto

The primary station for long-distance and international trains is Porto - Campanhã, located east of the city center. For suburban trains and services along the Douro River line, São Bento station in the historic center is more convenient. Many trains stop at both, so check your ticket.

Direct high-speed Alfa Pendular and intercity (Intercidades) trains connect Porto (Campanhã) to Lisbon (Santa Apolónia and Oriente stations). The journey takes roughly 3 hours. Booking in advance is recommended for the best fares. Check current schedules and availability using the booking widget below.

Yes, regional trains run from Porto's São Bento station along the scenic Douro River line to towns like Peso da Régua and Pinhão. The journey is a highlight itself. Service is less frequent than on main lines, so planning your day trip schedule carefully is essential.

Tickets can be purchased at ticket offices or machines at Campanhã and São Bento stations. For CP (Comboios de Portugal) services, you can also buy online in advance, which is often advised for long-distance routes. For the best current prices and seat selection, use the official booking tools.

Yes, both Campanhã and São Bento stations have left luggage facilities (luggage lockers or staffed offices). Availability and locker sizes can vary. It's a useful service if you have time between check-out and your departure, allowing you to explore the city unencumbered.

Alfa Pendular is Portugal's fastest and most comfortable service, with amenities like power sockets and more legroom, typically at a premium price. Intercidades trains are slightly slower but still a comfortable option for main routes. Both require seat reservations. Check the booking widget for current service options and categories.