HOW TO GET    

PORTO INTERNATIONAL AIRPORT 

Francisco Sa Carneiro International Airport 
https://www.aeroportoporto.pt/en/opo/home

The airport has daily European and worldwide connections, provided by the main airlines. 

PUBLIC TRANSPORT SYSTEM FROM THE AIRPORT TO THE CITY 

Porto’s airport is located about 6 miles from the city center of Porto and accessible via public transportation (Metro and Bus) 

From the Airport to the City Centre and to the Congress Venue 

(Titulo Z4 - 2€ ; 20 min aprox.)

Line E-Violet  E   to FRANCOS + 7 min walk to Hotel Sheraton 

This line operates daily from 06:00 - 01:00 and going from the airport to the city centre (either Trindade or Bolhão station) . 

Travel time from the Airport to Porto City Centre: 20 minutes 

From Airport:

Line 601 (Aeroporto Sa Carneiro to Sidonio Pais + walk 7 min to hotel Sheraton)

From VIGO (Spain): 

FLIXBUS 10:50 and 13:40

https://www.flixbus.es

AUTNA 4:30; 9:00; 12:00; 16:30 and 19:00

https://ventas.autna.com/billetes/comprar/

A taxi ride costs about 20 to 30 Euros from the airport to the city and one can pre-book or directly board a cab off the terminal where there are plenty of English-speaking taxi drivers.

Fares rise by 20% in the evenings and during the weekends. 

The Campanhã train station is the busiest in the city. 

The São Bento railway station is the most central one. 

Porto is served by international trains, Alfa Pendular (high-speed train), Intercity, Interregional, regional and urban trains, connecting the city to several destinations inside and outside the country. 

Currently, the following routes are available to travel by train between Portugal and other European countries: 

• The Lusitania night train links the Portuguese capital Lisbon with the Spanish capital of Madrid (11 hours). 
• The Celta train goes from Porto to Vigo (3hr 30 min). 

• The Sud Expresso night train goes from Lisbon to Hendaye, in the south of France. 
• TGV trains operate daily from Hendaye to Paris.