Best places: Train stations in Porto, Portugal

19th-century railway station noted for its elaborate azulejo tilework in the main vestibule.

👍👍 The station is quite far from the city center. I walked from University of Aveiro to the station around 45 minutes. I did not see much sign to go to the station. I opened google maps to make sure that I am in a correct direction. The station is quite big and clean. You can find information from the...

👍👍 •Railway station connection with different cities and inter city (Porto) trains •ATM facility, food shop facility, taxi facility and ticket counter with waiting areas facility •on time train arrival with peaceful environment.

😠 No space for private vehicles to pick up family members arriving by train. Too much room for little trees and bollards. Another space designed by some engineer friend who doesn't leave his desk.

👍👍 Great city to live. It has almost everything...

👍 Small one but they speak English

😐 It's a quiet city There is a problem on Sunday afternoons, the Penafiel Amarante bus does not exist No taxis either So to get around, you go on foot People who don't want to work are only in Portugal

👍👍 A cidade do Carnaval mais Português de Portugal! Cidade com um história de 5000 anos... que sobreviveu a tudo e todos... Que venceu os tempos, batalhas, terramotos, maremotos, etc... Uma cidade que tem evoluído e crecido, caído, levantado e sobrevivido. Torres Vedras a cidade do coração! ❤❤❤🌍 e do...

😠 Ticketoffice dont speak english. No english announcements on the platform. No car locator. Im sitting in the „wrong“ previous train, holding a first class ticket, there are free seats in the first class where i can wait to change at the next station but the train conducteur told me i have to stand i...