Train Nazaré - Lisbon prices from $11.14

Traveling from Nazaré to Lisbon

The journey from the coastal town of Nazaré to the bustling capital city of Lisbon offers travelers a transition from a serene seaside ambiance to urban vibrancy. Covering a distance of approximately 60.78 mi, the average duration of a journey from Nazaré to Lisbon is about 4 hr 22 min. There are around 7 transportation connections are available daily, giving you ample choices to fit your itinerary. Ticket prices begin at a rate of $11.14. Departing from Nazaré, Terminal Rodoviario in Nazaré, travelers will find themselves arriving at Lisbon Airport (LIS),Lisbon - Oriente,Lisbon Sete Rios,Lisboa - Santa Apolonia in Lisbon. It's worth noting that while there may be direct routes, Virail can also provide information on connections requiring a transfer, ensuring you get to your destination with ease. As always, to ensure a smooth boarding process, aim to be at your departure point at least 30 minutes before departure.

Typically, the journey involves a combination of bus and train services. Starting in Nazaré, one can take a bus to nearby cities like Alcobaça or Leiria, and from there, catch a direct train to Lisbon. These connections provide an efficient means to traverse the region, affording glimpses of the picturesque Portuguese landscape as you travel to the capital.

Discover Lisbon: The Captivating Capital of Portugal

As you approach Lisbon, the terracotta rooftops, historical monuments, and the shimmering Tagus River welcome you to the city. Lisbon's rich maritime history, iconic tramways, and vibrant neighborhoods captivate visitors at every turn.

Lisbon's Santa Apolónia Train Station, nestled on the banks of the Tagus River, is the city's oldest railway hub and serves as a primary gateway to and from the Portuguese capital. Opened in 1865, this iconic station combines historical charm with modern amenities.  The station is part Lisbon's extensive public transportation network. Directly accessible from the station is the Santa Apolónia metro station, part of the Lisbon Metro's blue line. This ensures travelers can swiftly move between various districts of Lisbon, from the historical Baixa to the bustling Amoreiras. For a more scenic journey across the city, several tram routes, including the famous Tram 28, have stops close to Santa Apolónia, taking riders through the heart of many of Lisbon's most iconic neighborhoods. 

Things to do/see in Lisbon:

1. Ride the historic Tram 28, which winds through many of Lisbon's most famous districts.
2. Visit the Jerónimos Monastery and the Tower of Belém, both UNESCO World Heritage sites.
3. Explore the narrow streets of Alfama, the oldest neighborhood in the city.
4. Admire the views from São Jorge Castle.
5. Stroll along the Tagus River and enjoy the sunset at Cais das Colunas.

Things to eat/drink in Lisbon:

1. Sample the iconic pastel de nata, a creamy custard tart.
2. Delight in the flavors of bacalhau à bras, a traditional codfish dish.
3. Sip on a glass of ginginha, a cherry liqueur.
4. Try the fresh seafood at a local marisqueira.
5. Pair your meal with a bottle of aromatic Vinho Verde.

Lisbon Travel Tips

Lisbon, with its hilly terrain, requires comfortable walking shoes. The city's public transportation is affordable and efficient, so consider purchasing a travel card if you plan to hop between different attractions. The vibrant nightlife and rich cultural scene promise entertainment for every kind of traveler, making every moment in Lisbon a treasured memory.

If Nazaré to Lisbon is your chosen route, allow Virail to guide your journey. With many timings, routes, and ticketing options, we ensure your travel planning is straightforward and tailored to your needs. Experience the beauty of Portugal, from its coastal charm to its urban allure, with Virail's expertise at your fingertips.