Portugal Train Tour: Porto, Lisbon, Belem

#Train #100 ways to travel Portugal train trip, moving from Porto to Lisbon, and then to the neighboring Belém and Sintra, can be easily reached through the Portuguese national railway system, combined with trams and buses, which is quite convenient. ✓Porto-Lisbon Portugal has two major cities, Porto in the central part and Lisbon in the south. The most convenient way to travel between them is by train. The national railway trains are divided into IC and AP. The intercity train IC is similar to the Juguang Express of Taiwan Railways, with more stops. The journey from Porto to Lisbon takes more than 3 hours; the high-speed train AP is the Ziqiang Express, which only takes 2.5 hours to arrive, but the ticket price is relatively expensive, and there are first-class business class and second-class economy class. By the way, the most beautiful São Bento Station in Porto is decorated with Portugal’s most famous painted blue and white tiles. It is very elegant and beautiful, like an art museum. Be sure to take photos and check in. The station has a special kind of romance when it is lit up at night. ✓Lisbon-Belem The Belém district in the suburbs of Lisbon is also the area where tourists most often arrange day trips. It has popular attractions such as the famous Monument to the Navigators, the Belém Tower, the Jerónimos Monastery, as well as a century-old Portuguese egg tart shop. Transportation is very convenient. From Lisbon Cais do Sodre Station, you can take the local train that runs every 20 minutes and arrive in less than 10 minutes. The ticket price is only €1.35, which is convenient, fast and cheap. #PortugalTravel #PortugueseNationalFrench #Train #100WaysToTravel