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== Hitchhiking out == | == Hitchhiking out == | ||
<map lat='41.236705' lng='-8.668385' zoom='15' view='0' float='right' height='300' /> | <map lat='41.236705' lng='-8.668385' zoom='15' view='0' float='right' height='300' /> | ||
| − | The obvious way to get a ride from here is to ask around in the terminal or on the car park in front of the terminal, one of the exit roads from the car park leads directly to the A41/IC24, which, going west leads to the A28/IC1 North-South motorway from the border at Portuguese-Spanish border at [[Gondarem]] to [[Lisbon]] and, going east, to the E01/A3/IP1, motorway from [[A | + | The obvious way to get a ride from here is to ask around in the terminal or on the car park in front of the terminal, one of the exit roads from the car park leads directly to the A41/IC24, which, going west leads to the A28/IC1 North-South motorway from the border at Portuguese-Spanish border at [[Gondarem]] to [[Lisbon]] and, going east, to the E01/A3/IP1, motorway from [[A Coruña]] in [[Spain]] via [[Lisbon]] to, eventually, [[Sevilla]] in Spain. |
There is only one pedestrian entrance/exit, and it's probably not the best place to hitch-hike. Your best bet is to turn left after exiting the airport and walk around 2.5 km along the N107 to the junction with the A41/IC24. Holding up a sign while walking will improve your chances. Once on the junction, you can turn west towards ate A28/IC1 or east towards the E01/A3/IP1, both described above. | There is only one pedestrian entrance/exit, and it's probably not the best place to hitch-hike. Your best bet is to turn left after exiting the airport and walk around 2.5 km along the N107 to the junction with the A41/IC24. Holding up a sign while walking will improve your chances. Once on the junction, you can turn west towards ate A28/IC1 or east towards the E01/A3/IP1, both described above. | ||
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| + | The airport is very well connected to the city by buses and metro. If you go south on the [[A1]] as alternative to direct hitchhiking, you can take the metro line E (violet) until Trindade, then change to the D (yellow) until S. Ovídio and get the petrol station spot described on the page of [[Porto]]. The ticket costs 3,20€ (January 2018) | ||
=== Personal Experiences === | === Personal Experiences === | ||
Latest revision as of 00:31, 19 January 2018
Francisco de Sá Carneiro is the airport of Porto.
Hitchhiking out
<map lat='41.236705' lng='-8.668385' zoom='15' view='0' float='right' height='300' /> The obvious way to get a ride from here is to ask around in the terminal or on the car park in front of the terminal, one of the exit roads from the car park leads directly to the A41/IC24, which, going west leads to the A28/IC1 North-South motorway from the border at Portuguese-Spanish border at Gondarem to Lisbon and, going east, to the E01/A3/IP1, motorway from A Coruña in Spain via Lisbon to, eventually, Sevilla in Spain.
There is only one pedestrian entrance/exit, and it's probably not the best place to hitch-hike. Your best bet is to turn left after exiting the airport and walk around 2.5 km along the N107 to the junction with the A41/IC24. Holding up a sign while walking will improve your chances. Once on the junction, you can turn west towards ate A28/IC1 or east towards the E01/A3/IP1, both described above.
The airport is very well connected to the city by buses and metro. If you go south on the A1 as alternative to direct hitchhiking, you can take the metro line E (violet) until Trindade, then change to the D (yellow) until S. Ovídio and get the petrol station spot described on the page of Porto. The ticket costs 3,20€ (January 2018)
Personal Experiences
It took prino and his partner Inga, walking along the N107 with a sign only minutes to get a ride to Braga on 4 June 2008.
