Trindade Station Porto

Porto Stations: Trindade Station

Trindade Station in the centre of Porto is the major intersecting station of the Porto metro system.

Lines A, B, C, E and F all intersect with line D here. Trindade is the busiest station by passenger numbers on the Porto metro. Like Casa da Música Station, the station was designed by Portuguese architect Eduardo Souto de Moura. He was also responsible for the striking Estádio Municipal de Braga in nearby Braga and the Paula Rego Museum in Cascais.

Trindade Station, Porto.
Trindade Station, Porto
Trindade Station, Porto, Portugal.
Trindade Station, Porto

Buses from Trindade Station

Many local buses also stop here. These include Porto buses #201, #202, #304, #501, #900 and #901.

Bus #201 runs to Viso and Viso Station via Trindade and Casa da Música from Aliados.

Bus #202 runs to Passeio Alegre on the coast at the mouth of the Douro via Trindade and Casa da Música from Aliados.

Bus #304 runs from Trindade to Sta. Luzia.

Bus #501 runs to Matosinhos via Trindade and Casa da Música from Aliados.

Bus #900 runs from Trindade to Sto Ovidio.

Bus #901 runs from Trindade to Valadares.

Trindade Station, Porto, Portugal.
Trindade Station, Boavista, Porto
Trindade Station, Porto, Portugal.
Trindade Station platform

Hotels near Trindade Station in Porto

Trindade Station is close to a number of Porto's major attractions including Porto City Hall (Câmara Municipal do Porto) as well as a cluster of hotels including the Hotel Dom Henrique Downtown and the Porto Trindade Hotel. Almada Domus offers 8 self-catering one-bedroom apartments, all with air conditioning and parquet, wooden floors.

Coin Lockers

In Porto there are coin lockers at the following stations: Trindade, São Bento, Campanhã, 24 de Agosto, Aliados, and Bolhão.

The coin lockers (small, medium and large sizes) are available for up to 7 days.

Trindade Station, Porto, Portugal.
Trindade Station, Porto
Trindade Station, Porto, Portugal.
Trindade Station

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