🇵🇹 Lisboa

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Portugal

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País	🇵🇹 Portugal
Tipo	Standard
Coordenadas	38,71387, -9,122271
Fuso Horário	Europe/Lisbon
Conexões	0

Sobre Lisboa

Lisboa Oriente is Lisbon's moderno flagship station, a spectacular structure designed by Santiago Calatrava and built as the central infrastructure project of Expo '98, rising above the Parque das Nações bairro on the Tagus estuary. It atende as o principal centro for Alfa Pendular and Intercidades trem de alta velocidades to Porto, Coimbra, Faro, and Madrid, bem como the Fertagus cross-Tagus subúrbioan service and multiple Metro lines. The station's canopy of concrete vaults and steel palms has made it uma das mais acclaimed works of late 20th-century transport architecture.

Perguntas Frequentes

Metro Line Red (Linha Vermelha) conecta Oriente to Alameda, where it intertroca de trem with Line Green for the centro histórico at Rossio or Baixa-Chiado. The journey to the centro da cidade takes cerca de 20 minutos. Buses and bondes are also available from the station.

Oriente is Lisbon's principal centro intercity, with Alfa Pendular alta velocidade tilting trains to Porto in under três horas and to the Algarve em cerca de three and a half hours. Internacional services to Madrid and Vigo in Spain also partem from here.

A serviço de guarda-volumes is available inside Oriente station. The station's lojaping, Centro Vasco da Gama, is directly conectamed and oferece extenso dining, retail, and service options.

Oriente was designed by Spanish architect Santiago Calatrava and inaugurado em 1998 for Expo 98. Its spectacular white concrete and steel canopy resembles a forest of palm trees and is considered one of the finest estação ferroviária buildings constructed in the late 20th century.

The former Expo 98 site, now known as Parque das Nações, surrounds the station and features the Oceanarium, the Lisbon Arena, the Pavilion of Portugal, and extenso à beira do rio promenades. É one of Lisbon's most moderno and walkable bairros.