Hey Guys! I have to travel to portugal in september. 2 days in

Traveling to Lisbon for 3 days. Can someone tell me the best/cheapest way to get to Porto, would love to go for about 2 or 3 days.

Good thread.

I'm doing the Way of Saint James in October, and I am wondering if it is possible to exit Spain and enter Portugal via a land route as an American.

Op here. I'll fly from Hungary, and rent a car. What about the speed limits there? I like to drive fast...

Bumperino
>any Portugal bros?

>>1153431
Yes it's an open border you can walk/drive through

>>1153362
It's very safe. I spent 5 days at Lisbon and 3 at Porto, both cities were really worthwhile. The food is amazing and, as far as I know, Porto has some of the cheapest food in the continent.

Do you like seafood? They can unironically cook codfish in 20 different ways. Try a pastel de nata, a famous Portuguese pastry.

>>1153428
I did the trip in three hours with the Alfa Pendular train. It cost 20 Euros, if I'm not forgotten.

>>1153362
Doing a simmilar trip as OP, though im visiting Lisbon first. Here goes my question:

Im ariving at around 1 AM in the night, have to travel from Lisbon airport to Anjos metro station. What is the cheapest way to get there at night? I read about the bus number 208 but I also heard that they don't accept bigger baggage in the bus (which is weird).

>>1153428
Alfa-pendular takes just under 3 hours. Costs something like 23 euros if you're under 25 years old, 30 euros otherwise.

>>1153471
120 km/h in highways

>>1154003
Bus would be the cheapest, but I don't know which routes operate at that hour. I would unironically use Uber, as the airport is really close to the city and that trip should cost you 10 euros at most.

Anything else you lads need?

>>1153362

I found Portugal cheaper than Spain - apartments (booked through big name websites) were pretty cheap, even for 3/4 bedroom ones in central locations - this was in May.

Never felt unsafe, even late at night & full of booze, though I was with 3 other large Australians. Use common sense, don't be a dick, you'll be fine. Don't trust Africans or believe what they are trying to sell you is anything but tyre rubber.

If you can get outside of Lisbon/Portugal, I *highly* recommend the Roman ruins at Conimbriga, they are the best preserved. Definitely worth the detour off the highway.

>>1153431

Good luck to you mate, Galicia is beautiful, very different to the rest of Spain, if you can get outside of Santiago de Compostella, even for a day to drive through the country lanes & see Costa del Muerte it's very beautiful. Santiago is small, there's nothing there besides the big cathedral & an underwhelming shopping mall, far better places to enjoy.