Pragal Train Tickets

Inbound trains arrive at Pragal station in Almada. Fertagus services from Lisboa Sete Rios reach Pragal in about 9m, trains from Lisboa Entrecampos arrive in around 12m, and services from Roma-Areeiro take roughly 18m after crossing the 25 de Abril Bridge. From the Setubal Peninsula, trains from Coina arrive in about 15m and Setubal services reach Pragal in around 35m. CP long-distance trains from Faro arrive in roughly 2h50m to 3h, while services from Tunes take about 2h30m. Intercidades trains from Evora reach Pragal in around 1h25m on selected services.

Pragal is a rail stop in Almada on the south bank of the Tagus, positioned on the rail approach to the 25 de Abril Bridge and the Linha do Sul. The city area has one main passenger train station, Pragal, used by Fertagus suburban trains and selected Comboios de Portugal long-distance services. Its rail role is tied to Lisbon access and southbound routes through the Setubal Peninsula. Services from Pragal include Fertagus trains linking Almada with central Lisbon stations and Setubal, plus CP Intercidades and some Alfa Pendular services on longer routes. Pragal train station is useful for passengers starting south of Lisbon who want train tickets for the Algarve or Alentejo without first crossing to Lisboa-Oriente. Rail routes from Pragal run north across the Tagus toward Lisbon stations including Entrecampos, Sete Rios, and Roma-Areeiro, south toward Setubal and Coina, southeast toward Evora and Beja via Alentejo connections, and south to Faro and Tunes in the Algarve. Book trains from and to Pragal online at Rail Monsters.