AlanMarion
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Marion I are starting the Portuguese Camino in September and want to get back to Porto in mid October.
Suggestions please
Suggestions please
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Try here for buses: https://www.alsa.es/checkout?p_p_id...alse&LIFERAY_SHARED_destinationStationIdIcon=Marion I are starting the Portuguese Camino in September and want to get back to Porto in mid October.
Suggestions please
You can buy a Tarjeta Dorada (Discount card for seniors on the national rail network) at the railway stations. The card costs €6, discounts are around 33% so do the maths. I'm not aware of any similar arrangement for the major bus companies. For discounts entering museums and the ilk a passport may be requested. Most of the time the clerk just seems to count my wrinkles.hello you all
this answeres where just in time. i'm comeing in mid octocer to the costal camino with both my mom and sister. so the answers about going back to porto helped. now one question: my mom is a senior (she is 68 y.o.) she has senior card of our country. how do i get one for europe?
thank you
That's exactly how it works in PortugalDon’t know if this helps but we spent several weeks in Portugal and did not need special cards for seniors discounts on the trains , just passports showing date of birth. 50% off, a great bargain.
This was my experience earlier this year in Portugal when using a booking office. In addition, when I booked online I also claimed the discount without any issues.Don’t know if this helps but we spent several weeks in Portugal and did not need special cards for seniors discounts on the trains , just passports showing date of birth. 50% off, a great bargain.
I have gone by bus twice from SdeC to Porto and it is a nice easy trip. Takes about 4 hours.Marion I are starting the Portuguese Camino in September and want to get back to Porto in mid October.
Suggestions please