quaint station with nice tiled blue mural depicting past stories of Porto. The art work is decent but nothing to write home about.And the clock Ican only assume to be dated from 1910. And if you're into photography, the train's ceiling provides a good vectored...More

I travelled to Guimaraes several times via the train. The actual station has a stunning foyer and is certainly worth a visit , more in keeping with a cathedral than a railway station. The staff who sell the tickets all speak good English and are...More

It's a beautiful station with ornate tile work all throughout the station. I believe it's free to enter because it's a working station. My husband and I came in from Coimbra to that station, so if you're traveling via train you'll get a freebie trademark...More

This is the most beautiful train station I have ever seen. It is a "must see" in Porto. Make sure you do some research online on how it was designed/built, and what do the azulejos depict. I would suggest to visit it as part of...More

This railway station is filled with gorgeous murals on tiles. All blue and white filling the walls around the main area. It's very pretty for pictures but very crowded as well.

Not your average train station; it boasts gorgeous main hall richly decorated with marvelous blue and white glazed tiles. The scenes represent different episodes in the history of Porto and Portugal. Simply stunning!

You can't go to Porto without going inside the station to see the blue and white tiles that decorate the walls. They are so impressive and incredibly beautiful

We arrived from Lisbon to Porto's Campanha Station - the train ride to Sao Bento is free for anyone who arrives at Campanha. We simply went down the escalator from our arriving platform and then up to the platform showing the next train to Sao...More

Definitely stop in. The tiles are fabulous and, of course, its free!! Be sure to study the colored tiles above the blue and white ones.

Train stations aren't supposed to be tourist destinations - they're the places you have to endure in order to get to tourist destinations. Sao Bento is a definite exception to that rule - the entrance hall to this station is truly a breathtakingly beautiful place...More