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There are a number of train stations serving the major city of Lisbon in Portugal, with the Lisbon Orient Station the busiest and largest in the city, serving over 75 million passengers each year. A large number of trains to Lisbon arrive from around Portugal, including those departing from Porto and Faro in the south of the country. International services are also operated from the Lisbon Orient station, including the RENFE service which operates between Madrid, San Sebastian and Lisbon. Passengers from the UK can take the Eurostar to Paris from London St. Pancras. The high-speed train then takes travelers on to Lisbon, requiring changes at Barcelona and Madrid.
Located on the Atlantic coast, Lisbon is one of the oldest cities in the world, boasting numerous buildings open to the public that chart the impressive history of the region. Be sure to visit the Belem Tower at the mouth of the Tagus River was built in 1515 and is now protected as a UNESCO World Heritage Site. A number of museums and galleries make this one of the most culturally important cities in Europe, with a diverse array of exhibits and displays. The world famous opera house comes alive in the autumn and winter months, with the majority of productions taking place during this period of the year. Lisbon is also home to two of the best known football teams in Europe, with Benfica's Estadio da Luz the largest stadium in the country.
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Comboios Portugal is the national railway company of Portugal and it operates trains to Lisbon. It operates a wide range of trains, including Intercidades, Interregional, Regional, and Urban trains. Intercidades are the fastest and most comfortable trains, offering direct connections between major cities. Interregional trains are slightly slower, but still offer a comfortable journey. Regional trains are the slowest, but they are the most affordable option. Urban trains are the most convenient way to get around the cities. Comboios Portugal offers a variety of ticket types, including single tickets, return tickets, and season tickets. Onboard facilities include air conditioning, Wi-Fi, and power outlets. The most popular routes for Comboios Portugal are Lisbon to Porto, Lisbon to Faro, and Porto to Faro. These routes offer stunning views of the Portuguese countryside and coastline.
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