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Distance | 983 miles (1585 km) | |
Train frequency | 1 a day | |
Direct train | No | |
Train providers | Comboios De Portugal |
Trains from London to Lisbon cover the 983 miles (1585 km) long route taking on average 44 h 59 min with our travel partners like Comboios De Portugal. Normally, there is 1 train operating per day, including direct services available. Travelers depart most frequently from London Victoria and arrive in Lisboa - Oriente.
You can travel by train from London to Lisbon with Comboios De Portugal. When you search Omio for times and tickets, we’ll show you the best deals available.
Comboios Portugal (CP) is the main train company in Portugal operating medium and long-distance train services operating across Portugal. CP train types include International (IN) which connect Portugal with Spain and France; Alfa Pendular (AP) operating high-speed trains up to 220 km/h between Porto, Lisbon and Faro; Intercidades, long-distance trains operating up to 200km/h; Inter-Regional (IR), which offer medium distance services; and Regional, CP's local services. There are two types of fares available for CP trains: Promo (booked 5-60 days in advance and non-refundable) and Normal (refundable for a fee) available for both 1st and 2nd class tickets. Take a train with CP to Lisbon from London.
When departing from London, you have various train station options to start your journey from including London Victoria, London St Pancras International and London Paddington. When arriving in Lisbon, you can end your journey in train stations like Lisboa - Oriente and Lisboa - Sete Rios.
Passengers board the train most frequently from London Victoria, which is located around 1.8 miles (2.9 km) away from the city centre, and they get off the train at Lisboa - Oriente, located 5.7 miles (9.2 km) away from the city centre.
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