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1. Sao Bento Railway Station
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 16,515 reviews
Reviewed By rosemaryn609
We Went to Sao Bento to enquire about trains tickets to Lisbon & spent quite a bit of time taking photos of the magnificent ceramic tiles in the entrance which are extraordinary & informative of Portugals history. We were able to by our tickets in advance from a very helpful gentleman behind the counter who was very happy to inform us we were able to pay a reduced price for being over 65!
2. Madeira Green Train
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 94 reviews
Reviewed By CheeseEatersUK - Northwich, United Kingdom
This is the best way to travel to Cabo Girao as the views are so much better than from a coach. The train is in Camara dos Lobos at the hop on hop off bus stop and the journey is great fun with stunning views. . There is a stop of about 25 Minutes at Cabo Girao which is more than enough time and there is a stop for photographs during the journey. It really is great fun.
3. Estacao de Comboios de Santarem
4. Estacao de Comboios de Vila Franca de Xira
5. Estacao de comboios de Viana do Castelo
6. Premium Transfers
7. Museu Nacional Ferroviario
Overall Ratings
4.0 based on 20 reviews
Reviewed By hans-jaguar - Santa Comba Dao, Portugal
This small but nice Museum has being founded in the year 1981, and is located on the second railway station “Ramal de Sernada a Aveiro” which is on the line of “Vale do Vouga” is into the old adapted hangar to this effect. You follow the indications of your Gps. And then follow the Road Signs who are indicating the Museum. You have enough place to park the car in front of the station. At the reception you will find “Dona Diana” a very friendly and more than helpful member of the staff. She will explain you everything what you need to know, and when you ask her, she will give you some leaflets from everything which is interesting to see in the city of Agueda. She is very simpatico and does everything she can to help the visitor, if every staff member into a Museum was as friendly as she is, it would be a better publicity for the locations. With thanks to “Dona Diana” for the service, Hans & Lucy. Entrance fee is 2 € pro person. On the exposition you will be able to see and to take pictures of the following: Locomotiva E 97 (1913) - Locomotiva CN 7 (1904) - Locomotiva VV 22 (1925) - Locomotiva N 2 (1889) - Locomotiva CN 16 (1886) - Locomotiva VV 13 (1908) - Automotora ME 51-53 (1940/1) - Carruagem Cyfv 252 (1942) - Salão pagador SE 401 (1914) - Vagão 5398100 - Ambulância postal APeyf 23 (1954) - Furgão DFfv 255 (1899 ou 1908) - Locomotiva vapor PPF 16 - Vagão de bordas baixas 539802 - Dresine de inspecção fechada DIE 3 - Quadriciclo motorizado - Vagoneta (Zorra)
8. Estacao Ferroviaria da Covilha
9. Estacoes Lisboa Santa Apolonia
Overall Ratings
3.5 based on 23 reviews
Reviewed By haymarket64b - Newark-on-Trent, United Kingdom
Santa Apolonia is Lisbon's main railway station, with fast (IC & Alpha) services to the North (Coimbra, Porto, etc.), as well as stopping services to Tomar, & local services. Also served by the Metro, you can be in the city centre in just 5-6 minutes!
10. The Presidential
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 44 reviews
