PORTO'S SAO BENTO
PORTO'S SAO BENTO
What to Know About Sao Bento Railway Station
Although the title of the main train station of Porto belongs to Campanha, Sao Bento Railway station has something else to pride itself on - the spectacular interiors and fascinating history. The beautiful building that houses the station was once home to the 16th-century monastery, the Convent of Sao Bento da Ave Maria.
Unfortunately, the original building was demolished in 1896, but it's hard to regret it, as the beautiful neoclassical complex that was built instead is truly a work of art.
Even if you are not planning to take a train in Porto, Sao Bento rail station is worth stopping by to admire its amazing decorations. The main hall is a splendid sight as it's adorned with over 2000 azulejo tiles, depicting the history of Portugal.
Campanhã Station in Porto is one of Portugal's most important railway landmarks, combining history and functionality in a structure that serves as a vital link for transportation in the northern region of the country. Inaugurated in 1875, the station retains a classic charm with traditional architectural elements, making it an essential point for those arriving in the city.
Managed by Comboios de Portugal, the station integrates perfectly with the city's metro, bus and cab systems, ensuring efficient mobility for residents and visitors alike. Located in a constantly developing area, the station is surrounded by modern amenities and offers easy access to Porto's historic center, full of cultural and gastronomic attractions. More than just a transit point, Campanhã Station is a gateway to exploring the vibrant city of Porto and its stunning landscapes.
Managed by Comboios de Portugal, the station integrates perfectly with the city's metro, bus and cab systems, ensuring efficient mobility for residents and visitors alike. Located in a constantly developing area, the station is surrounded by modern amenities and offers easy access to Porto's historic center, full of cultural and gastronomic attractions. More than just a transit point, Campanhã Station is a gateway to exploring the vibrant city of Porto and its stunning landscapes.
| Navigating Porto's Campanha Station As stated prior, the station offers everything you need for a great journey, including:
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FAQ: About Sao Bento Station
The station is conveniently located right in the city center and is easily reachable by public transport. We recommend using the metro to get there, as Sao Bento is set on Line D of Porto metro.
You can get there by taking a train (line 15160) or a bus (801 or 70).