Portugal is a country that’s easy to explore from north to south by rail. But some of its train stations deserve to be more ...

Built on the former site of a Benedictine monastery, the São Bento Railway Station was inaugurated in 1916; today, trains pass through here carrying travelers between Porto and many of its ...

All of that is no doubt code for, well, it’s no Lisbon, but there are things about Porto worth checking out. One of those things is the São Bento train station. Although we didn’t travel to ...

Lines 18 and 22 operate circular routes near the Hospital Geral de Santo António in southern Porto and near the São Bento Railway Station and Avenida dos Aliados in central Porto, respectively.

Built on the site of a former Benedictine monastery and opened in 1916, this rail station is one of Porto's most popular attractions thanks to the floor-to-ceiling tile friezes in the main hall.

The new Porto-Lisbon high-speed railway line spanning approximately 290km will connect Porto-Campanha and Lisbon-Oriente stations and operate on a 1,668mm Iberian gauge. The line will have multiple ...

Mainly blue and white, many of the tiles in Porto tell the lives of saints or portray Portuguese history. To see the azulejos in all their glory, start at the early 20th-century railway station of ...