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The Caminhos de Ferro do Rossio Station is one of the main stations operating trains to Lisbon, especially from the coastal town of Sintra. This station happens to be located in the center of Lisbon. Passengers arriving with Lisbon train tickets can step out of the station and be right at the central Rossio Plaza. This plaza is known as a lively spot lined with busy cafés. To get to other parts of the city center of Lisbon from the Caminhos de Ferro do Rossio station, you can hop on a metro line that has a connecting stop right next to the Rossio station. For instance, if you take either the blue metro line or the number 1 bus route, you can be in the famous Praça do Comercio in just a few minutes. A single public transportation ride is fairly cheap.

The Estação do Oriente station operates both national and international trains to Lisbon. This station is one of the main ones in the city, however, it is also the farthest one from the city center. Lisbon trains arriving at Estação do Oriente station stop near both the water and the Lisbon Airport, northeast of the city center. The Oriente station is not only a hub for train lines but it also has an intercity and international bus station, as well as local bus stops and a connection to the red metro line. Therefore, it’s a somewhat direct trip into the city center from this station. You can hop on either the 728 or 782 bus routes to go to the Praça do Comercio in a short amount of time, or take the pink and green metro lines to get to the Bairro Alto neighborhood in the city center.

Train passengers that may have reduced mobility traveling on Lisbon trains can benefit from a series of accessible services once they arrive at the Caminhos de Ferro do Rossio Station. The station is equipped with ticket offices and machines that are wheelchair accessible, as well as restrooms. There shouldn’t be any impediments to getting off and on the trains, since they are all equipped to board wheelchairs. It’s also possible for train passengers to request assistance during their journey or for deboarding the train as well. The Caminhos de Ferro do Rossio Station offers an Integrated Mobility Service that allows passengers with reduced mobility to get advice on traveling by train through Lisbon as well as assistance.

Passengers may be looking for a place to stay near the Lisbon Estação do Oriente, generally if their train arrives late at night and they don’t want to navigate a new city in the dark, or if they have Lisbon train tickets with an early departure the next morning. In either case, there are a few options near the Estação do Oriente station for passengers to choose from. This station is located in the Parque das Nações district where the old Expo Center is. This has attracted various hotels to set up in the block surrounding the train station. There currently aren’t any hotels inside the actual station, however, there are multiple options both next door as well as just across the street. Passengers can enjoy getting off their train and having a room ready for them nearby.

Lisbon Cais do Sodré is a popular station to arrive at. You’ll find many options from here to get to your destination.

Comboios de Portugal, and FlixTrain are some of the top choices made by momondo users traveling to Lisbon Humberto Delgado.

For $16 one-way on average, you can catch a train ride to Lisbon Humberto Delgado. We don’t expect any changes in price for the next 3 months. Seats may fill unexpectedly, so book when you can to secure your seat.

The center of Lisbon Humberto Delgado is 4.9 mi away from Lisbon Cais do Sodré station, 14.7 mi from Vila Franca de Xira Estação de trem station, and 2.3 mi from Lisbon Entrecampos station.

Torre de Belém, Lisbon Humberto Delgado’s most popular landmark, is 4.0 mi from Lisbon Cais do Sodré. Commerce Square, the city’s second most popular place to visit, is 0.4 mi from Lisbon Cais do Sodré. The third most popular attraction in Lisbon Humberto Delgado is Praça de D. Pedro IV, which is 0.6 mi from Lisbon Cais do Sodré.