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Penha Longa Resort

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Travel Note

General Travel Information

Travel from Lisbon to Different Parts of Portugal Lisbon to Sintra • By Train: The CP (Comboios de Portugal) trains depart from Lisbon’s Rossio Station to Sintra Station every 20-30 minutes. The journey takes approximately 40 minutes. • By Car: Driving from Lisbon to Sintra takes about 30-40 minutes via the A37 motorway. Parking can be limited in Sintra, especially near popular attractions. • By Bus: Scotturb buses operate routes between Lisbon and Sintra. Bus 403 runs from Cascais (stopping at Lisbon) to Sintra. Lisbon to Cascais • By Train: Take the CP train from Lisbon’s Cais do Sodré Station to Cascais Station. The journey is scenic, following the coastline, and takes about 40 minutes. • By Car: The drive from Lisbon to Cascais via the A5 motorway takes about 30-40 minutes. There are parking options in Cascais, especially near the marina. • By Bus: Scotturb also operates buses between Lisbon and Cascais, with routes that include stops in Estoril. Lisbon to Évora • By Train: CP trains depart from Lisbon’s Oriente Station or Sete Rios Station to Évora Station. The journey takes about 1 hour and 30 minutes. • By Car: The drive from Lisbon to Évora takes about 1 hour and 30 minutes via the A6 motorway. This route is straightforward and passes through picturesque countryside. • By Bus: Rede Expressos offers bus services between Lisbon and Évora. The journey takes about 1 hour and 45 minutes. Lisbon to Porto • By Train: High-speed Alfa Pendular trains or Intercidades (Intercity) trains depart from Lisbon’s Oriente Station or Santa Apolónia Station to Porto-Campanhã Station. The Alfa Pendular takes about 2 hours and 45 minutes, while the Intercidades takes around 3 hours and 15 minutes. • By Car: Driving from Lisbon to Porto takes about 3 hours via the A1 motorway. This is a toll road, and there are several service stations along the way. • By Bus: Rede Expressos operates bus services between Lisbon and Porto, with a travel time of around 3 hours and 30 minutes.

Travel Note

Flights to Europe

Lisbon Airport (LIS) offers numerous direct flights to various European cities, making it a convenient hub for traveling within Europe. Here are some of the close European cities you can fly to directly from Lisbon: 1. Madrid, Spain - Frequent flights, with multiple departures daily. 2. Barcelona, Spain - Another popular route with several daily flights. 3. Paris, France - Direct flights to both Charles de Gaulle and Orly airports. 4. London, UK - Direct connections to Heathrow, Gatwick, and Luton. 5. Rome, Italy - Daily direct flights to Fiumicino Airport. 6. Amsterdam, Netherlands - Direct flights to Schiphol Airport. 7. Geneva, Switzerland - Direct connections available multiple times a week. 8. Brussels, Belgium - Direct flights to Brussels Airport. 9. Munich, Germany - Regular direct flights to Munich Airport. 10. Zurich, Switzerland - Several flights weekly. These flights are operated by major airlines like TAP Portugal, easyJet, and Ryanair, offering flexibility and choice for travelers.