How to Get from Lisbon Airport (LIS) to Oriente Station

Lisbon Airport (LIS) is about 4 km from Oriente Station in Parque das Nações. The direct Red Line Metro takes around 10-12 minutes and costs from €1.90, while taxis and private transfers cover the short drive in about 7 minutes.

✓ Verified Oct 29, 2026 • 4 km road distance

Metro Red Line (Linha Vermelha)

Cheapest

12 mins •Every few minutes

€1.90 / Person

Luggage: 1 Suitcase (Hard at Rush Hour)

How to take it step-by-step:

Exit Terminal 1 Arrivals and follow signs to the Metro station "Aeroporto" directly at the terminal.
Buy a reusable navegante ocasional card (€0.50) and load a single ticket (€1.90), or tap a contactless bank card at the gate.
Take the Red Line (Linha Vermelha) in the direction São Sebastião.
Ride three stops: Encarnação, Moscavide, then alight at Oriente.
Follow signs to the Gare do Oriente train/bus hall or street exits.

Private Airport Transfer

Door-to-Door

7 mins •On Demand

From €16 (Per Vehicle)

Luggage: 2 Pieces Free

How to take it step-by-step:

Meet your driver in the Terminal 1 Arrivals hall where pre-booked transfer drivers wait.
Confirm the driver's name and vehicle before leaving the terminal.
Load luggage and depart via the airport access road towards Parque das Nações.
Stay on the main road for about 4 km until you reach Gare do Oriente.
Ask the driver to drop you at the station entrance for trains, buses or Metro.

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Official Airport Taxi

Fixed Fare

7 mins •On Demand

€16 - €20 (Per Vehicle)

Luggage: Up to 4 Passengers + Luggage

How to take it step-by-step:

Use the official taxi rank outside Terminal 1 Arrivals, controlled by a barrier.
Choose an accredited taxi marked for the fixed airport fare scheme and ask "fixed fare?" before departing.
Confirm the price: Zone 1 to Parque das Nações is €16 weekdays 07:00-22:00, €20 at night, weekends and holidays.
Ride the short 4 km route to Gare do Oriente.
Pay by card, MB Way or cash directly to the driver; no supplement for luggage.

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⚠️ Important Local Taxi & Arrival Tips

Use the official taxi rank outside Terminal 1 Arrivals. Ignore touts in the arrivals hall who may lead you to unlicensed or overpriced vehicles.
Fixed airport fares only apply to accredited taxis that display the scheme sign and only from the airport. Ask 'fixed fare?' before departing; if not, make sure the meter is on.
At the Metro station, buy tickets only from official machines or the ticket office. Be wary of anyone offering to 'help' with your card for a tip.

Frequently Asked Questions

What is the fastest way from Lisbon Airport to Oriente Station?

A taxi or private transfer takes about 7 minutes in normal traffic. The direct Red Line Metro takes around 10-12 minutes including the walk.

How much does the Metro cost from Lisbon Airport to Oriente?

A single Metro ticket costs €1.90, plus a one-time €0.50 reusable navegante ocasional card. Contactless bank cards work at the gates for about €1.90 per trip.

Is there a direct train or Metro from Lisbon Airport to Oriente?

Yes, the Red Line (Linha Vermelha) runs directly from Aeroporto to Oriente, three stops without changing.

How much is a taxi from Lisbon Airport to Oriente Station?

An accredited fixed-fare taxi from the airport to Oriente costs €16 on weekdays 07:00-22:00 and €20 at night, weekends and public holidays, for up to 4 passengers.

Can I take large luggage on the Metro?

Metro trains have no luggage racks; one suitcase is manageable, but it can be hard during rush hour. For large or multiple bags, a taxi or private transfer is easier.

Is there an airport shuttle bus to Oriente?

No, the former Aerobus has been discontinued. Use the direct Metro or a taxi for the 4 km trip to Oriente.

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