Portugal boasts a very developed railway network. This means that the major cities of the country, such as its spectacular capital, Lisbon, or the lively second-largest Portuguese city, Porto, house not one, but several railway stations. It's hard to navigate in a new place, and, although it's always great to have a choice, this abundance can be very confusing for travelers who don't travel much or are used to the "1 city = 1 train station" pattern​. 

If you are among them or just want to learn a bit more about Portugal's high-speed rail, you've come to the right place. In this section, we've gathered some useful information about Portugal's main train stations (including their location, a bit of guidance on how to reach them, and a brief guide of their facilities) that hopefully will help you plan your railway adventure.

Lisbon Train Stations

Porto Train Stations

Other major railway stations in Portugal:

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Ferreiras Train Station, Albufeira

​Coimbra-B Train Station, Coimbra

​Faro Central Train Station, Faro

Guimaraes Train Station, Guimaraes

Lagos Train Station, Lagos
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Braga Train Station, Braga
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Lisbon - Faro Train

 Distance:  295 km/183 mi
​ Time: 3 hrs

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Porto - Lisbon Train

 Distance:  332 km/198 mi
​ Time: 3 hrs

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Lisbon - Porto Train

 Distance:  332 km/198 mi
​ Time: 3 hrs

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Faro - Lisbon Train

 Distance:  295 km/183 mi
​ Time: 3 hrs

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