Train outings
We all like travelling.
Starting a journey by train is beginning a visit to memories or new destinations, to the rhythm of the gently rocking movement.
Portugal has so much to offer and you can start your trip just looking out of the train window on this journey along the 2,179 km of railway lines. Family trips, the pair of you or on your own, we have created various circuits you are going to want to know about.
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Romantic March
Almond blossom announces the arrival of springtime.
World Heritage Circuits – Tomar
A window to the World…
World Heritage Circuits – Évora
Évora, the museum city with five millennia of history.
World Heritage Circuits – Sintra
“Sintra is the only place in the country in which History has become a garden”
World Heritage Circuits – Lisbon
Discovering the history from Lisbon monuments.
Love on board
A journey we’ll remember for a long time.
A journey headed to Setúbal
A charming option – for a duo or for a family.
A long weekend in Faro
Have you decided what you are going to do on the long weekend that´s coming?
Bica circuit in Cascais
It’s for the ‘Lugar à Janela?’ Humm… here you go and have a good journey! By Catarina Tagaio
Sintra in tourist mode
The CP urban train from Alverca, heading to Sintra is arriving at platform number two, stopping at all stations! By Catarina Tagaio
Aveiro is approaching
And here I am in my window seat again.
Douro inaugural journey
The Douro Historical Train is leaving. By Teresinha da Cunha Pinto
World Heritage Circuits – Douro
The heritage belongs to the World, but the pleasure of the train journey is yours! Only yours!
World Heritage Circuits – Oporto
Go by train and visit the city that inspired Portugal’s name.
Love on board
A journey we’ll remember for a long time.
Vigo on the Celta
Everything the city has to offer. By Luís Filipe Lima Barbosa
Guided tour of Braga
Follow Teresinha da Cunha Pinto’s trip to Braga.
For Coimbra by train
Lovers and Students, nobody can resist Coimbra.
World Heritage Circuits – Guimarães
Go to the historical centre of Guimarães by train.
Oporto - One city you mustn't miss
With a train ticket in my hand and a hot 'francesinha' sandwich in mind, I went to visit the city that gave Portugal its name.
World Heritage Circuits – Elvas
Walk through the front door and visit Elvas.
Travelling back in time on the Douro
All aboard the Douro Historical Train.
World Heritage Circuits - Coimbra
Discover traces of time in the city of a thousand wonders. Coimbra.
Sintra every day
There is just a line separating the charms of Sintra and the beauty of Lisbon.
On the train with music in the soul
Music has always conquered us…but now we are inseparable!
Beira Baixa: festivities and pilgrimages
The lands of Beira Baixa are waiting for you to visit in the summer of festivities and pilgrimages. By Luís Filipe Lima Barbosa
Alentejo - Évora - by Inês Manuel
The region I have decided to talk about could not be any other than my very own Alentejo. Alentejo, the region of wide, open plains, dry colours, brown cork, yellow corn, green oaks and the white-washed houses.
The Tagus fishermen of Alves Redol
After the train journey, there’s a boat trip on the Tagus, in the company of unique vegetation. By Catarina Tagaio.
A visit to Guimarães
Take the Intercidades to Guimarães, for a visit to the city that the Portuguese are so proud of.
Castelo Branco in two minutes
Admire the tops of the hills. By Luís Filipe Lima Barbosa
Casa Branca small and welcoming
“At one of the stops on the journey from Évora to Lisbon, we find a typical Alentejo village”. By Inês Manuel.
The land of sunshine
The light of the eastern Algarve always beats the winter skies.
Rewriting history - Braga
The stories of other times relived today.
The train to Guarda
“So much holds me back, my dear friend Guarda”. By Tatiana Albino
Travels in my Homeland by train
A window seat by Luis Filipe Lima Barbosa.
Beira Alta and the blazing sun
“In Beira Alta the wind brings stories of others”. By Tatiana Albino.
