That question was on my mind as I ate lunch at Tasca do Gordo (or “Fatty’s Tasca”), a no-frills canteen on Lisbon's waterfront ... the historic Rossio train station. With its hanging ...

The best way to get around Lisbon is on foot ... day from 6:30 a.m. to 1 a.m. Trains run every 6 to 9 minutes. The tourist areas around Baixa and the train station to Cascais are connected via ...

Several bus lines, including 5, 25, 28, 44 and 708 provide stops nearby; the Lisbon Oriente Station (which welcomes red line trains) is the closest metro station. Around 40 minutes northwest of ...

Photo: Gare do Oriente in Lisbon, Portugal (es.wikipedia.org) Adjacent to the station is the Lisbon metro station, serving fast suburban and regional trains, with a bus station and a shopping ...

Train circulation on the Western Line (Sintra/Leiria) will resume from January 5th on the stretch between Malveira (Mafra) and Torres Vedras stations, in the district of Lisbon, according to ...

It goes from Lisbon to Singapore. The departure railway station, instead of Santa Apolónia, is from Lagos station in the Algarve region, the touristic south of Portugal. According to travel ...