Lisbon to Aveiro train with Comboios De Portugal

Trains from Lisboa to Aveiro

There is a full schedule of trains from Lisboa to Aveiro throughout the week, so you won’t have to wait for long to travel between these two cities. There are up to 42 trains that run on average, on a daily basis, during weekdays. Whilst there are about 36 trains that run each day on the weekend. Journeys tend to take around 3h in total, however there are also quicker and longer trains too.

   

Lisboa to Aveiro Train Time: Daily Departures

With about 42 trains running each day on weekdays and 36 trains running on weekends, there should be plenty of options for you when it comes to choosing a train to take. Between Mondays and Saturdays the first trains normally departs at 6:30 a.m., whilst on Sundays it is slightly later at approximately 7:30 a.m. Throughout the week the last train to depart from Lisboa to Aveiro is at about 10:09 p.m. Whilst most of the trains between these two cities are direct there are also indirect trains too, so it's best to check before you book.

How long is the journey by train from Lisboa to Aveiro?

In general the train time from Lisboa to Aveiro is around 3h long, so it won’t take you long to arrive at your destination. There are faster trains too, with some operating the route at 1h 59min. Watch out for longer trains though as some can take nearly 5h to arrive. Trains leave from either Lisboa Oriente train station or Lisboa Santa Apolonia train station, whilst they all arrive into Aveiro train station.

Lisboa Market Night. Source: Shutterstock

What are the departure and arrival stations for trains from Lisboa to Aveiro?

Departure train station: Trains depart from either Lisboa Santa Apolonia train station or Lisboa Oriente train station, which are both well connection to the rest of Lisboa. You can get to Lisboa Santa Apolonia train station in around 4min, for example, from the Lisbon Army Museum. Whilst it will take you about 10min on the Vm line to get to Lisboa Oriente train station from the airport. Both these train stations have a range of facilities, including food outlets, cash points and waiting rooms.

Arrival train station: Trains arrive into Aveiro trains station, which is well located in the centre of the city. For instance, you can travel to Aveiro Museum from the train station in about 13min by foot. In the station you’ll find food stalls, toilets, lift access, waiting rooms and bike hire.

Which train companies travel from Lisboa to Aveiro?

The train company that you will travel with from Lisboa to Aveiro is Comboios De Portugal. Offering a frequent timetable throughout the week, you’ll have a great range of departures to choose from. Trains tend to take about 3 hours in total, but there are also trains which get there faster and slower too. With around 42 trains on weekdays and 36 trains on weekends, there should be a train time that fits your needs. You’ll find that the majority of the trains are direct, although some are indirect too so it’s worth checking before you book to make sure the timetable matches your schedule.

Comboios De Portugaltrains from Lisboa to Aveiro

Comboios De Portugal Lisboa to Aveiro trains operate a good service every day of the week, so you’ll be able to travel between these two cities with ease. Offering about 42 trains on weekdays and 36 trains on weekends, there should be a train to fit everyone’s needs. The earliest trains departs at approximately 6:30 a.m. between Monday and Saturday, with the first train on Sunday be at around 7:00 a.m.

The final departure is at about 10:09 p.m. throughout the week. The average train duration is about 3h, but there are also some trains which complete the journey in about 1h 59min. Some of the trains also can take about 4h 54min, so be sure you are on the correct train for you needs. Normally this route is direct, but some trains will require a stop at a trains station such as Entroncamento.

Train Lisboa to Aveiro: Services on Board

There is a great service on Comboios De Portugal trains, so you’ll be able to enjoy the journey between these two cities. You can opt for First Class, which provides you with more space in your seat and also a higher level of comfort. You’re allowed to bring up to three suitcases on board each train, with the largest being no bigger than 85cm x 55cm x 35cm.

If you are travelling with a bike then you will be able to find bicycle spaces on all the second class carriages. You can also bring pets on board, but you must ensure that they are on the lead at all times or in a suitable pet carrier. For those that are travelling with a disability, you can contact the Advisor for Special Needs Customers, who will ensure you get the assistance you need throughout your journey.

Night trains Lisboa

There aren't any night trains that travel between Lisboa to Aveiro, with the vast majority of trains operating throughout the day. You can get trains as late as around 10:09 p.m. from Lisboa though, which arrive into Aveiro early in the morning at about 12:28 a.m.

Travelling by train: Sustainable journey

Travelling by train from Lisboa to Aveiro is a great choice if you’re a conscious about sustainability. With train travel widely accepted as a being a greener way to travel in comparison to plane and car, you’ll know you are doing your bit for the environment when you take a train between these two cities. There is also less noise pollution from trains, which is positive for people’s health and the local wildlife population.

How to find cheap train tickets from Lisboa to Aveiro?

It’s easy to find cheap trains from Lisboa to Aveiro, providing you know where and when to look. Train tickets tend to be released well in advance of the departure date, so it’s always best to buy them early. The closer you get to the date of departure the more likelihood that you will have to pay more for the ticket. It’s also great if you have flexibility on your journey. For instance, if you want to travel in the afternoon, you might want to consider morning or evening trains instead as these could be cheaper.

Aveiro Houses Boats. Source: Shutterstock

To Aveiro by train—travel tips

Aveiro is a lovely city to visit, with many tourists visiting it throughout the year. Start your trip at the Ria Aveiro, which a lagoon on the Atlantic Coast. Here you’ll be able to take a boat ride or just relax and watch the world go by. Museu de Aveiro is also a must see, which showcases lots of the city’s history inside a traditional building.

If you’ve got a sweet tooth then you won’t want to miss out on Oficina do Doce, which is a sweet workshop in the centre of Aveiro. Next up go and enjoy some local cuisine, such as Portuguese seafood stew, at one of the many great restaurants in the city. You can then walk off your food at Parque Infante D. Pedro, which is a beautiful park and grounds that has a range of relaxing areas for you to rest at.

• Forum Aveiro
• Ostraveiro
• Universidade de Aveiro
• Aveiro Railway Station
• Capela de Sao Goncalinho