Lisbon’s commuter train system is a great way for both commuters and tourists to explore the city and specially its surroundings. With four major train stations in Lisbon, this is your gateway to uncovering the beauty of Sintra, Cascais, as well as western districts like Alcântara and Belém.
Lisbon Trains Guide
Key Train Lines
Sintra Line (CP):
- Departure: Rossio station
- Frequency: Every 15-20 minutes
- Duration: 45 minutes
- Highlights: Ideal for exploring the enchanting town of Sintra.
- Price: €2.40
Cascais Line (CP):
- Departure: Cais do Sodré station
- Frequency: Every 10-30 minutes
- Duration: Approximately 40 minutes
- Highlights: Scenic views of the coastline, perfect for a day trip to Cascais.
- Price: €2.40
Setúbal Line (Fertagus):
- Departure: Sete-Rios station
- Frequency: Every 10-20 minutes
- Duration: 50 minutes
- Highlights: Ideal for exploring Setúbal or catching the ferry to the Tróia Peninsula and its stunning 25-kilometer beaches.
- Price: €5.35
Practical Information
Operating Hours: Trains generally run from 6 am to 1 am, but check specific line schedules.
Accessibility: Ensure a hassle-free journey with information from CP and Fertagus on special needs and accessibility.
Tickets: Always validate your ticket before boarding for a smooth journey.
Lisboa Card holders enjoy free rides to Sintra, Cascais, or Estoril.
National Rail Services (CP)
CP (Comboios de Portugal) connects Lisbon to major cities across the country. Intercidades and Alfa Pendular are two of its most popular trains, offering comfortable travel options at high speeds.
