Neighborhood 48H guide

Cais do Sodré: Where to Stay & What to Do in 48 Hours

The riverfront, the market hall and the trains to the coast.

The old Arsenal da Marinha at Cais do Sodré
Photo: Jules Verne Times Two · CC BY-SA 4.0 · Wikimedia Commons

Cais do Sodré is on the river west of the Baixa: the Time Out Market in the old Mercado da Ribeira, bars on Pink Street and trains to Belém and Cascais.

Why stay here

Flat, on the river, with trains and ferries at the door.

Who it's for: Food lovers and night owls.

Pros

  • Transport hub
  • Food hall
  • Riverfront

Cons

  • Loud at night
  • Busy station area
  • Few big hotels

48H at Cais do Sodré

Market, river.

  1. 13:00 – Time Out Market

    Lunch from the stalls.

  2. 15:00 – Train to Belém

    From Cais do Sodré station.

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Eat

Where to stay

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Vacation rentals

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