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Lisbon trains arrive at two main train stations located in the city: Rossio Railway Station (also called Estacao de Caminhos de Ferro do Rossio) and Lisbon Oriente Station (Estacao do Oriente, or Gare do Oriente). Rossio is centrally located in the city centre and is accessible by public transport via subway, tram and bus. Closeby subway stations are Restauradores on the Az line, and Rossio on the Vd line: a nearby tram stop is Elevador Da Gloria on tram line 24E; and close bus lines include 207, 709, 711, 732, 736, 737, 744, 746, 783 and 794. Lisbon Oriente Station is located northeast of the Lisbon city centre and is easily accessible by public transport via subway and bus. The subway Oriente is inside the station and runs on the Vm line. The bus lines 26B, 208, 210, 705, 708, 725, 728, 744, 759 and 782 are all close to the station. Other options to access the city centre from these stations include taxi and ride-sharing services. All of the stations have the Lisbon bike hire service, Gira, stationed nearby, and there are many docking stations located throughout the city. These are all accessible ways to access the Lisbon city centre, when you travel by train to Lisbon.

It's usually more practical to leave your luggage at the train station when travelling by train to Lisbon, especially if your hotel isn't ready yet. Both train stations, Rossio Railway Station and Lisbon Oriente Station, provide left luggage services at the terminals. The luggage lockers are coin operated and have a time limit of 24 hours. If you've bought cheap train tickets to Lisbon for a day trip or have a few hours before catching a connecting train, luggage storage can come in handy. You'll be able to spend the day exploring the area without having to haul your bags around.

You'll appreciate the convenience of arriving at a station with a range of amenities when travelling by train to Lisbon. Both stations provide facilities such as toilets, payphones, cash points and places to buy food to stock up for your journey. There are also ticket machines and ticket offices in these stations. Both stations have step-free access and staff to aid in your journey. Lisbon Oriente Station additionally provides currency exchange, car hire, a restaurant and accessible toilets and ramps for Lisbon train access. All of Portugal's train stations are served by Comboios de Portugal, a Portuguese train company. In all of its stations, it offers additional services to anyone who requires assistance; you can call Comboios de Portugal ahead of time for assistance with your Lisbon rail travel.

If you're travelling to Portugal by train, including Lisbon trains, it’s important to bring identification with you, such as your driving licence or passport, as well as your train tickets to Lisbon. This is so you can verify the identifying number provided when you bought the ticket to the ticket officer. Your identification should be current and include a recent or updated photograph. If you're taking the Eurostar train journey from the UK to Lisbon, you'll need your passport to cross the border. If you're heading by rail to Lisbon from another part of Portugal, you should also carry your passport as proof of identification to avoid any problems.

Lisbon Humberto Delgado is best served by Lisbon Cais do Sodré. There you’ll find a number of trains that can get you to your destination.

Comboios de Portugal is the most commonly selected option by users. You can use our search form to find great options to Lisbon Humberto Delgado.

Lisbon Cais do Sodré station is 4.9 mi from Lisbon Humberto Delgado, Vila Franca de Xira Estação de trem station is 14.7 mi from Lisbon Humberto Delgado, and Lisbon Entrecampos station is 2.3 mi from Lisbon Humberto Delgado.

You will need to travel 0.6 mi to get from Lisbon Cais do Sodré to Praça de D. Pedro IV, 3.9 mi to get from Lisbon Cais do Sodré to SL Benfica Stadium, and 5.5 mi to get from Lisbon Cais do Sodré to Torre Vasco da Gama.