Porto to Lisbon Trains

The Porto Airport OPO, also referred to as Francisco Sa Carneiro Airport, is located approximately 11 km (7 miles) to the north from the center of Porto. It can simply be reached using public transport, including buses and the metro. The ride from the Campanha Rail Station in Porto to the airport and vice versa on the metro (purple line) takes about 33 minutes.

Those planning to travel from Porto to Lisbon should consider getting their rail tickets in advance. Booking early means you can save money by getting more appealing rates than last-minute ones, as well as a bigger choice when it comes down to the availability of seats and departure times.

The train journey from Porto to Lisbon typically takes around 2.5 to 3 hours, depending on the type of train service you choose. The high-speed Alfa Pendular trains are faster, while the Intercidades trains are slightly slower but still provide a comfortable ride.

Yes, Porto has an efficient public transportation system that includes buses, trams, and the metro. From the Campanhã or São Bento train stations, you can easily reach popular attractions like Ribeira, Clérigos Tower, and Livraria Lello using public transit or even by walking, depending on the distance.