Edition 23 - Trains

02.08.2021 • 08.08.2021

Cities & Villages

By train across the Tagus

Explore Central Portugal on a 2-hour train journey from Entroncamento to Vila Velha de Ródão, along the banks of the Tagus River.

After 20 years of recovery works, the amazing train station of Aveiro finally opens its doors to all visitors and travellers, eager to discover a unique Portuguese tile legacy. A true postcard of this city of light is back!

National Railway Museum

The National Railway Museum, in Entroncamento, is a collective living space of dialogue and sharing of knowledge.

From Covilhã to Guarda by train

The cities of Covilhã and Guarda are now finally reconnected by railway. The Beira Baixa railway line is one of the most ancient - and also most stunning - railway connections in Portugal.

Fine dining at the train station

Housed in a former train station facing the dazzling Douro River, Casa da Linha Férrea is an amazing boho chic spot that belongs to the unique Casas do Côro, a one-of-a-kind accommodation located in the Historical Village of Marialva, 2h30 minutes away from the Porto Airport and 4 hours from the Lisbon Airport.

By steam train across the Vouga

Travelling by steam train across the most stunning natural landscapes with the Vouga river as backdrop is certainly a lifetime experience!

Railway Museum of Macinhata do Vouga

The Railway Museum of Macinhata do Vouga belongs to the National Railway Museum. This museum is housed in the former Macinhata do Vouga train station, in Águeda, near Aveiro.