A vital transport hub in central Lisbon, this intermodal station connects the capital to the coastal resort town of Cascais via a suburban railway route that has served the region for over a century.
At a glance
Cais do Sodré is an intermodal railway station located in the Misericórdia parish of Lisbon. It functions as the terminus of the suburban line extending to Cascais, one of Portugal’s most popular seaside destinations.
History
The station serves as a major transport interchange in central Lisbon, connecting rail passengers to broader metropolitan infrastructure and ferry services.
What you see
As an intermodal transport facility, the station integrates multiple transit systems within a single complex, reflecting contemporary urban design principles for passenger convenience and flow.
Cultural significance
The station anchors Lisbon’s connection to Cascais, historically a fishing village transformed into a fashionable coastal resort. The rail line between the two towns represents an important piece of the region’s transport heritage.
Key facts
- Location: Misericórdia parish, Lisbon, Portugal
- Coordinates: 38.70583333°N, 9.14416667°W
- Function: Suburban railway terminus to Cascais
- Type: Intermodal transport hub
Practical information & getting there
The station is centrally located in Lisbon and serves as a primary access point for travelers heading to Cascais and its beaches. It accommodates multiple transport modes within a single facility.
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