Portugal train

Train times, fares & tickets from London to Lisbon, Porto, the Algarve & Portugal by Eurostar & onward train. UK to Portugal without flying!

By Rail Life is always easier if you can figure out where you are and where you’re going. With the Portuguese railway map illustrated below, it’s easy-peasy-lemon-squeezy. To make your …

Are you planning a trip to Portugal and wondering if you need a car in Portugal? Look no further! This 7 days in Portugal itinerary will show you exactly how to plan your trip in Portugal without a car! You can travel around Portugal by train or by bus and hit all the major touristic spots in one week. Keep reading to find out how!

Since I was visiting Lisbon, I knew I wanted to make my way down south to visit the amazing beaches of Portugal. The question was how I was going to get there. My three choices were renting a car, catching the bus or riding the train. I decided to take the train and really enjoyed my First Class experience.

10 days in Portugal is a perfect amount of time to see the best of the country. In this guide I'll show you how to explore it without a car!

Here are 10 recommendations for stunning day trips from Porto, Portugal, that you can do by public transport, whether that's train or bus.

The best train stations to board and get off, where to do the Rabelo boat ride, and more in this ultimate Porto to Douro Valley Train Guide.

Taking the train from Lisbon to Porto is one of the most scenic (and convenient) ways to get between the two cities in Portugal.

Portugal has a great train service. It’s old, and it’s a little slow in comparison to the trains in many other European countries, but it’s functional. Sometimes the air con even works as well!