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How to independently get from Lisbon to Sintra and back, cheaper?
How to independently get from Lisbon to Sintra and back, cheaper?
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Before leaving Lisbon, we bought 15.5 euro passes for the train and all the buses of Sintra.
But as far as I know, the train is not the safest transport on this route.
Before leaving Lisbon, we bought 15.5 euro passes for the train and all the buses of Sintra.
But as far as I know, the train is not the safest transport on this route.
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answered 7 years ago
Of the castles, we really liked Pena and Regaleira.
Well, of course, be sure to go to Cape Rocco
Well, of course, be sure to go to Cape Rocco
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answered 7 years ago
Trains run from Rossio station. It is possible from another station, but, unfortunately, I do not remember the name. And Rossio is located in the historical center of the city. It takes about 40 minutes to get to Sintra. Right at the station you can buy a "Train & bus" ticket for 15 euros. And all day to move around Sintra by bus, then on the same ticket to go to Cape Roca, if you want - usually they go there to watch the sunset. And return to Lisbon on the same ticket. All this for 15 euros. Entrance to the museums of Sintra are paid separately.
If you plan to use the Lisboa Card, then travel to Sintra will be free. And on entrance tickets to Sintra museums there will be discounts from 10 to 20%. But then you need to pay for moving around Sintra or walk. :)
If you plan to use the Lisboa Card, then travel to Sintra will be free. And on entrance tickets to Sintra museums there will be discounts from 10 to 20%. But then you need to pay for moving around Sintra or walk. :)
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answered 7 years ago
Lisboa card is expensive for me, it's more a scam of tourists.
I advise you by train with Rossio.
And to get around Lisbon for free, including the yellow tram and funiculars, I advise you to take a circular tour. There are 3 companies offering bus tours around the city, their buses are very similar, and the points of sale are nearby. But 2 of them are again a divorce of tourists for money. And only 1 honest one - the one that has the Carris logo (municipal transport), their ticket is valid in all public transport (except for the metro), i.e. we looked at the city on their bus, then a tram, funiculars for free. And if you break through and take it from others, then the same tram will be paid separately, and this is 3.90 Euros for a minute.
I advise you by train with Rossio.
And to get around Lisbon for free, including the yellow tram and funiculars, I advise you to take a circular tour. There are 3 companies offering bus tours around the city, their buses are very similar, and the points of sale are nearby. But 2 of them are again a divorce of tourists for money. And only 1 honest one - the one that has the Carris logo (municipal transport), their ticket is valid in all public transport (except for the metro), i.e. we looked at the city on their bus, then a tram, funiculars for free. And if you break through and take it from others, then the same tram will be paid separately, and this is 3.90 Euros for a minute.
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answered 7 years ago
Upon arrival, go down to the metro and purchase the VIVA Viagem card, it costs only 0.5€.
Then, if you are in Lisbon for more than two or three days, I advise you to replenish them using the "Zapping" system (in the English version of the ticket machine menu, this method is called "Stored Value"). Just put a certain amount of money on the card (from 3€ to 40€).
In this case, trips by public transport (metro, buses, funiculars, Santa Justa elevator, trams) will cost the cheapest - 1.30 €. And suburban trains and ferries will take the amount corresponding to the trip.
The way to Sintra by train from Rossio station round-trip will cost 4.80 € - 2.40 € each way. More about transport https://estou-em-lisboa.net/transport-v-lissabone/
Then, if you are in Lisbon for more than two or three days, I advise you to replenish them using the "Zapping" system (in the English version of the ticket machine menu, this method is called "Stored Value"). Just put a certain amount of money on the card (from 3€ to 40€).
In this case, trips by public transport (metro, buses, funiculars, Santa Justa elevator, trams) will cost the cheapest - 1.30 €. And suburban trains and ferries will take the amount corresponding to the trip.
The way to Sintra by train from Rossio station round-trip will cost 4.80 € - 2.40 € each way. More about transport https://estou-em-lisboa.net/transport-v-lissabone/
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