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Built in 1886, the Rossio Train station is a masterpiece and a romantic recreation of the Manueline style, designed by the architect José Luis Monteiro.
It was restored a few years ago, and has a beautiful façade of eight doors and nine windows with a watch in a small turret with an abundant sculptural decoration.
From this station you can catch the train to the wonderful village of Sintra.
Rossio Train Station
Address
Praça dos Restauradores - 1250 Lisboa, Portugal
GPS
38.7157721, -9.1412594
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