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1. • Porto-Campanhã train station

     • Situated to the east of the city away from the downtown area of Porto in the Campanhã neighborhood, Porto-Campanhã train station is Porto’s main train station. It is older than the São Bento station and the major train station for intercity rail travels to Lisbon and the international terminus for trains going to Spain.
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   Which train station should you use in Porto?

   • There are three main stations in Porto; São Bento, Campanhã and Vila Nova de Gaia. But which one should you use? Let’s find out. Opened in 1916, the São Bento train station is located at the center of Porto. It’s a remarkable building inside and out, which is definitely worth visiting whenever you’re in the city.

   A guide to the train stations in Porto - Portoalities

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   Where is the most beautiful train station in Porto?

   • Porto's São Bento Train Station is without a doubt the most visually appealing Train Station in Porto – if not in Portugal, and certainly one of the most beautiful in the world. It is located just a few meters from the Avenida dos Aliados, in the “baixa”, in the city center of Porto.

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   How many train stations are there in Porto?

   • There are two main Porto train stations, they are São Bento and Campanhã train stations. These two Porto train stations play an important role in connecting Porto to other major cities in the north as well as connecting Porto to Lisbon and Spain.

   A Guide to Porto Train Stations, São Bento and Campanhã Stations

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   What is the oldest train station in Portugal?

   • This is the oldest station in our list. It opened for operations in 1863. Vila Nova de Gaia-Devesas is perfect for those who are staying in Gaia and want to go to Lisbon since it serves the North line which is not available in São Bento station.

   A guide to the train stations in Porto - Portoalities

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3. www.beportugal.com › porto-train-stationsA Guide to Porto Train Stations - bePortugal

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   Jul 8, 2024 · From São Bento station you can take a train to the beautiful Douro valley and to other cities in the north of Portugal like Guimarães, Braga, Aveiro, Viana do Castelo and Penafiel. São Bento station is also on the Porto metro Line D (Yellow) situated close to Avenida dos Aliados.

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   Aug 4, 2020 · Since Porto is a significant part of Portugal rail network, the city accommodates three main train stations: Campanha, Sao Bento, and Vila Nova de Gaia.

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   What are the main train stations in Porto and which one should I use? There are three main stations in Porto; São Bento, Campanhã and Vila Nova de Gaia. But which one should you use? Let’s find out. Porto – São Bento © JN. Opened in 1916, the São Bento train station is located at the center of Porto. It’s a remarkable building inside ...

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   Nestled in the city center of Porto, Sao Bento railway station is a bit younger than Campanha. The main terminus rail station of Porto opened its doors in 1916 and since then became one of the biggest railway hubs in the country. READ MORE.

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   Campanha is the main departure station in Porto for all CP (Comboios de Portugal) services, featuring InterCidades express and legendary Alfa Pendular high-speed trains.

8. www.europeanrailguide.com › porto › mapsPorto Train Stations and Maps - European Rail Guide

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   Introduction. Located about 190 miles north of Lisbon Oporto’s international airport Francisco Sa Carneiro is 10 miles away from the city centre. There is an Aerobus as well as local bus service that connects to Oporto centre. Oporto’s train station called San Bento is on Praca de Almeida Garrett near the Praca de Liberdade.

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   Porto's São Bento Train Station is without a doubt the most visually appealing Train Station in Porto – if not in Portugal, and certainly one of the most beautiful in the world. It is located just a few meters from the Avenida dos Aliados, in the “baixa”, in the city center of Porto.