Porto International Bus Station is located in Campanhã Bus / Train Station. Buses from Porto to other cities in Portugal You can buy them at the stations where Andante is sold, at the airport or at the kiosks and tourist offices in the city. There are also passes designed for visitors called Andante Tour, for 24 or 72 hours. With this card each trip is discounted to 1.20€ (within the downtown area).

You can also use an Andante card (used by locals). FaresĪ single ride, if you pay as you board, costs 2€. They connect much of the city and the suburbs and you can see the map of the routes in pdf here. There are several routes that start running around midnight. On the official STCP website you can see all the routes, schedules and services available. The vehicles are white with blue and carry on the front display the route number and the name of the final destination. In Portuguese, buses are called autocarros. The name of the company that runs the buses within Porto is STCP. Porto Public Buses ©VPD-Guiajando STCP Coaches And if you are staying a bit away from the center, and have no metro station nearby, this is a good alternative. However, you can generally use Porto's public bus service without any problem. Retrasos, rutas y horarios difíciles de comprender y algunos conductores un tanto imprudentes. You can reach every corner of Porto, but be advised that the service has a lot of room for improvement. Porto's public transport buses cover a large part of the city.

Kart bus route 15