
Descubre Portugal desde una perspectiva única a bordo de rutas ferroviarias espectaculares.
Located in the southwestern corner of Europe, Portugal is a country of captivating contrasts, from the green hills of the north to the sun-drenched beaches of the Algarve. It is known for its glorious past of discovery, its unique Manueline architecture, its delicious gastronomy and a warm and relaxed atmosphere.

Portugalからの接続、駅、および鉄道の休憩
Located in the southwestern corner of Europe, Portugal is a country of captivating contrasts, from the green hills of the north to the sun-drenched beaches of the Algarve. It is known for its glorious past of discovery, its unique Manueline architecture, its delicious gastronomy and a warm and relaxed atmosphere.
Atlantic nation famous for its maritime history, charismatic cities, golden beaches and melancholic fado music.
Explore Lisbon's historic neighborhoods on tram 28.
The magical and colorful city of Sintra with its fairytale palaces.
The impressive beaches and coves of the Algarve.
The city of Porto, its banks of the Douro and its wine cellars.
The taste of Belém pastries (pastéis de nata).
The melancholy of a live fado show.
Located in the southwestern corner of Europe, Portugal is a country of captivating contrasts, from the green hills of the north to the sun-drenched beaches of the Algarve. It is known for its glorious past of discovery, its unique Manueline architecture, its delicious gastronomy and a warm and relaxed atmosphere.
The train network (Comboios de Portugal) effectively connects major cities such as Lisbon, Porto and Faro. To reach smaller towns and explore regions such as the Algarve, the bus network (such as Rede Expressos) is extensive and affordable. In Lisbon and Porto, reloadable transport cards are the cheapest option.
Many Portuguese highways have electronic tolls ('portagens'). If you travel by rental car, ask the company for the electronic device (such as Via Verde) to pay automatically. Otherwise, payment may be difficult for tourists on some highways.
The official language is Portuguese. Although in tourist areas and among young people English is quite common, learning some basic phrases such as 'Bom dia' (Good morning), 'Obrigado/a' (Thank you) and 'Por favor' (Please) will be greatly appreciated.