How can I get to the downtown of Porto bus station

1. There are four modes of transportation to and from the airport. If you travel in the daytime, you are recommended to take the subway, which is fast and cost-effective; If you travel at night in the early morning, 3M bus is recommended. You can get to the airport in half an hour from the downtown, which is very convenient
I. Metro Line e (Linha E) of Porto starts from esta & # 769 on the east side of the city; dio do Dragã o) Connect to Aeroporto, 34 minutes
operation time: 6:00-1:00 the next day, 30 minutes each time

Second, bus
take bus 601, 602, 604 and 3m to get to the airport
bus 1 and 601 connect the airport and cordoaria station in the city center, the whole journey is 35 minutes
bus 2 and 602 also operate between the airport and cordoaria station, the whole journey is 45 minutes
3 Bus No.604 connects the airport and H.S. Joao station in the north of the city, the whole journey is 45 minutes
4. Night bus no.3m connects the airport and aliados station in the city center, the whole journey is 28 minutes< 3. Airport bus; Porto: from the airport to the lower city of Porto, stop at Casa Da M ú It's about 25 minutes' drive from aliados and Ribeira< 4. Taxis
taxis to and from the city are about 20-25 euro.

2. Many self-help travel to Portugal friends are asking, how to get to Portugal to be affordable? Here I have sorted out the information about the transportation modes of Lisbon and Porto, which are two major cities in Portugal. I hope it can be helpful to the friends who travel to Portugal<

Lisbon's urban traffic is relatively small compared with other big capitals, its public transport system is very simple, and the subway line is not complex. The basic urban traffic includes subway, bus, tram and intercity train. It's more expensive to get on the bus with a transport prepaid card, 7 Colinas or Viva viagem, which costs only 0.5 Euro each. It's sold in the post office of the airport and is valid for one year. It's cheaper than getting on the bus. It's only 1.25 euro per journey. Or recharge the 24-hour unlimited ticket on the card, which can be used on the subway and bus for only 5 euros, even including elevators in some scenic spots. Another way is called zapping, which can only be recharged in multiples of 5 Euro on the machine. Compared with buying a one-way ticket, it has a small discount, but it may cause waste. Tourists who like to be careful can recharge at the counter, and can recharge any amount at will. You may have to buy the same card for ferry and intercity train, because you can't mix different ticket types on the same card. Tourists who have been in Lisbon for more than a week can consider buying a monthly ticket and taking a picture to the subway station, which can be completed in a few days. Some subway stations can also be speeded up, which can be completed the next day. The price is only 35 euro, which is much more convenient with a handling charge

in addition to the subway, trams, buses and all kinds of elevators belong to carris company, and the company logo can also be seen at the stations in Lisbon. Most of the buses are from 5, 6 a.m. to 21 a.m. There are 9 night train lines, operating from 12:30 to 5:30. The price of a bus ticket is 1.75 euro, and that of a tram is 2.85 euro. It is recommended to buy a transport prepaid card: 7 Colinas or Viva viagem
the Lisbon Metro is generally distinguished by color, with four lines: blue line, red line, green line and yellow line. The subway operates from 6:30 to 1:00 the next day, and the ticket price is 1.25 euro. The subway station is relatively simple with clear instructions. Unlike some countries, the local railway has to close some lines every weekend for maintenance, but strikes still happen occasionally. The frequency of the subway is relatively small, and it can't run every two minutes in some places. So I suggested that if the map doesn't look too far away, and the subway is not on the way, you need to change the line. Instead of walking down the stairs and waiting for the subway to come, you might as well enjoy the old area of Lisbon on the road. Maybe there will be a surprise. There is no need to worry about taking a taxi in Lisbon. You can stop it at any time. There are fixed points for taxis to queue up in some places. Because there are a large number of Chinese living in Lisbon, you don't have to worry too much about being slaughtered. There are some examples of self-help travel tips that refuse to carry because they are too close to each other. Moreover, some drivers have a bad attitude, and there are precedents of charging indiscriminately. But generally speaking, most of them are standard. Please pay attention to the following points: when you get off the plane, when you take a taxi in the departure hall, the driver is relatively standard. Before getting on the bus, show the address to the driver, let him know the location, and give an approximate price, because not all taxis have GPS navigator. It is required to type the taxi form, and confirm that the charge on the taxi form is based on the standard of 1, while it is only based on the standard of 2 at night, weekends or holidays. If you find something suspicious, ask for a receipt and make it clear that you will make a complaint. There should be a way to complain on the receipt and the taxi form. The biggest possibility is that the driver charges at night, but it is hard for tourists to notice. Although this problem has been significantly improved since the compulsory implementation of complaints in various instries in Portugal, it can not be prevented. If you have any questions, you can ask the information desk at the airport. It's more trustworthy than the driver. In addition, you can buy a taxi coupon. The price is 18 euro, which is not very cost-effective. Reese himself is disgusted with black hearted drivers, so it's not very difficult to find the help of the public or the police if he finds a problem when he gets off the bus and has a dispute. If you get out of the airport and see a row of black cars with no taxi sign on the roof, and the drivers are all in suits and shoes, please note that if you go forward and ask if they are taxi, most drivers will say yes, but the charging standard is very high, so it is not recommended to take them. Other modes of transportation bicycle: Lisbon city has a lot of slopes, as well as a large number of traffic flow in the city, which is not particularly recommended, but lovers can also try
transportation in Porto the transportation in Porto is developed. Many subway lines pass through the city center to many satellite cities and airports around, and buses also extend in all directions. The price is divided into nine districts according to the region, and the lowest price can pass in two districts (z2) when buying tickets. As most of the scenic spots and tourists are concentrated in the old city, only one or two art museums far away need the bus system, which is also within the lowest price range. Only four zone (Z4) tickets are required to go to the airport. Traffic recharge card Porto's traffic recharge card is called andante. Ordinary tourists use ordinary blue recharge card, which can be used in subway, bus and tram. However, each card can only have one kind of ticket, which can be exchanged for other kinds of tickets only after returning to zero. There are ticket vending machines, post offices, railway stations and many streets in every subway station; payshop" Logo shop, kiosk can buy, each 0.5 euro, can be used repeatedly recharge. The 24-hour ticket (Andante 24) in zone 2 is 3.95 euro, which is valid for 24 hours from the first use, and can be used in both subway and bus at the same time. City traffic can recharge Z2, 1.15 Euro each time, buy ten get one free; To the airport to recharge Z4, 1.8 Euro each time; It costs 6.2 euro to buy a 24-hour ticket to and from the airport. Take the subway, bus, tram, no matter what form of ticket you buy, you must remember to swipe the card when you get on and off! Otherwise, the inspectors will be fined 180-270 euros. Public transport in Porto is very convenient and developed. STCP company is mainly engaged in all bus lines in the urban area, and the vehicles are also very spacious, comfortable and environmentally friendly. From 5:00 a.m. and 6:00 p.m. to 11:00 p.m., some lines will stop operation around 9:00 p.m. There are more than a dozen night buses operating from 1:00 a.m. to around 5:00 a.m. It's not very recommended, but in addition to using the bus recharge card, you can also choose to buy 2.1 euro for twice, 9.5 euro for 10 times, 3.15 euro for twice to the airport, or 1.8 euro for one-way ticket no matter where you go. There are three tourist tram lines, the most recommended one is line 1, to the end of foz District, where is the entrance of the Duro River, with beautiful scenery. It's also a high-end residential area for the rich in Porto, where sunsets and parks are highly recommended. One way 2.5 euro, if you want to visit the tram Museum, you can buy a set of tickets, one way plus 4 euro. Operation time: 10:15-18:40 from October to next March, 9:30-20:55 from April to September; Weekends and holidays: 10:45-18:45 from October to March, 9:30-20:55 from April to September. The metro and light rail system of Metro Porto is very convenient and cost-effective, which is the most recommended mode of transportation. According to the name of a? B? C? D? E? F, the operation time is from 6:00 to 1:00 the next day. Although it is impossible to operate every 2 minutes as in some countries, it is not necessary to close the repair and frequent faults every weekend. The operation mode of the taxi in Porto is very standardized. There is a meter on every car. The law stipulates the use of the meter. It is not a big problem to pay according to the meter. There are also many fixed taxi queuing points in the urban area.

3. 1. Leiro Bookstore
reasons for recommendation: one of the oldest and most beautiful bookstores in Portugal
2. Louis I bridge
reasons for recommendation: one of the landmarks of Porto, which has been listed as a national monument
3. Priesthood tower
reasons for recommendation: you can see the most beautiful scenery from all corners of the old city
4. Duro River
reasons for recommendation: beautiful scenery, The old city of Porto is a famous cultural heritage in the world. You can experience the ancient beauty and architectural style of Porto in the old city.
6. Porto cathedral.
reasons for recommendation: one of the oldest monuments in Porto.
7. Freedom Square.
reasons for recommendation: politics, culture, culture, culture, culture, culture, culture, culture, culture, culture, culture, culture, culture, culture, culture, culture, culture, culture, culture, culture, culture, culture and culture The center of economy and society, and also the most prosperous area of the whole city
8. Ribeira square
reason for recommendation: the favorite square of people and tourists in Porto, is the best choice for leisure and entertainment
9. Church of San Francisco
reason for recommendation: the most prominent Gothic architecture in Porto
10. Church of the Holy Spirit
reason for recommendation: the architectural style is simple, But there are not simple blue and white murals

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4. Starting from the starting point, drive west along Zhongshan fifth road for 190m
turn right and drive north along Jiefang North Road for 180m
turn left and turn Northwest for 21m
turn right and drive north along Jiefang North Road for 2.57km
keep left and drive 487m along the ramp

5. The shuttle bus from campaniaro railway station in Porto, Portugal to the original railway station is free of charge.

6. Porto, located at the mouth of the DORO River, is the second largest city in Portugal. The Doro river winds through the city, with many famous historical buildings. Located in the northwest of the Duro estuary, about 5 km west of the Atlantic Ocean. The population is 327000 (1981). More importantly, Porto is the distribution center of wine in the upper reaches of the Doro river. The quality of Porto wine is known as Portugal's & quot; First ambassador & quot;. The city was built in the fifth century. The old city is built on hills and slopes on the east bank, and most of the new city is on the north bank. To the east of the city is the luo River Gorge. There are three bridges, one of which is the railway bridge into the city. The economic center of northern Portugal. The main instries are textile (cotton, wool, silk), food (wine, etc.), cork processing, machinery, chemical instry and oil refining. Railway and highway hubs. Important seaport, export wine, olive oil and fruit, etc. Because of the great difference between the expansion of sandbanks and the seasonal variation of river flow, the outer port of lechonkosh was established on the Atlantic coast 5 km northwest in 1890. There are the University of Porto and the museum. Many medieval churches. The beach attracts tourists. From here, six Portuguese kings were born and the country's first university was established. It is also one of the oldest universities in Europe. In 711, the moors came here, and since then, the city has become a gathering place for business exchanges between Christianity in the north and the Arab world in the south. In the 12th century, the city graally formed the present model, which is divided into two parts: the cultural area above and the commercial area below

it is located in the coastal plain, warm in winter and cool in summer, with an annual precipitation of 900mm. The soil is fertile, and the nearby area is an important agricultural area, rich in grapes, olives and oranges. The city was founded in the 5th century, and graally developed into an important port, commercial and handicraft center from the 12th to the 15th century. From the 16th century to the 18th century, it was a trade port connecting Portugal with Western Europe. Since the 20th century, the economy has been developing day by day, and it has become an important economic center in Northwest China. The main instrial sectors include shipbuilding, textile, electrical machinery, leather making, chemistry, glass, ceramics, etc. Cork procts are famous all over the world and are famous for exporting "Porto" brand wine. The railway and road hub in northern Portugal, the electrified railway in Lisbon and the domestic airport are built. Fisheries are also more important. The beach is a local attraction. As the center of the diocese, there are universities, Regional Archives and museums (containing prehistoric and ancient Roman crafts, sculpture, painting, currency, etc.). There are many medieval churches in the city. The bell tower built in the 18th century is the tallest in Portugal

Porto is the instrial and commercial center of the area north of the montegu river. Porto, where Poland is located, accounts for 50% of the country's foreign trade and one third of the country's GDP
Porto is one of the ancient cities in Europe. In the Pyrenees war, the British defeated the French by crossing the river and occupied Porto in 1809. The old city is built on the hillside of hills. It has the famous 12th century Roman architecture Porto cathedral and the early Gothic Church of St. Martin, as well as the columnar Hill monastery and the 10 storey (246 foot) monk tower. There are three bridges on the beautiful Duro river. Among them, Louis I bridge is one of the largest arch bridges in Europe. It is 560 feet long. The lane is divided into two layers. The shape of the arch bridge is similar to that of the bottom layer of the Paris tower. It spans both banks of the Duro River and is very magnificent. The balcony of iron and wood structure with local characteristics, granite cliffs on the banks of the Duro River and the lush garden in the middle of the street constitute a gorgeous picture of the ancient city
Porto is also the center of national culture and ecation, with 38700 universities, including the famous University of Porto and Academy of fine arts. Cultural and sports facilities include the palace of Polsa (with the famous Arabian hall, which has been changed into the exchange building), the municipal library, gymnasium, Crystal Hall, Regional Archives and museums (with prehistoric and ancient Roman crafts, sculpture, painting and currency). Porto is also the hometown of Prince a'enrique, who advocated navigation and expedition in Africa. The navigator Henry was born here in 1394. Porto is the most beautiful rose and Camellia plantation in Portugal. The beach here is the most popular tourist destination for tourists at home and abroad
the main instries in Porto include shipbuilding, textile, cork, cotton wool textile, leather making, pottery, cigarette, food, furniture, electrical appliances, machinery, chemical instry, fishery, etc., and the liquor making instry is particularly developed. Porto is rich in "Porto" wine, which has a good reputation in the world and enjoys the reputation of "wine market". The climate in this area is warm and humid, the soil is fertile, and two seasons of grain, vegetables and fruit trees are planted. The railway, highway and air transportation between Porto and its surrounding areas are developed.

7. If you transfer at campanha railway station in Porto, it's free and there are many flights. There is a small train connection! If you remember correctly, it seems to be free! Fiorelady travel to senior elite, directly connect the train on the opposite platform.

9. In Porto, seafood, ham, terrine and succulent mutton are all over the place. Let's taste the Bordeaux wine and feel the sparks of food and wine in our imagination. It's worth going.

10. About 20 euro for a taxi, including tips