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CARITAS EUROPA ACADEMY 2019 LISBON 8TH TO 11TH OF APRIL Transports Instructions and Informations 1. Airport to the Hotel Information Name of the Airport Lisbon Airport Humberto Delgado Adress Alameda das Comunidades Portuguesas 1700-111 - Lisbon Name of the Hotel VIP Executive Arts Hotel Av. D. João II, nº 47, Parque das Nações 1 Adress 998-28 - Lisbon Fig. 1- Google maps Airport and Hotel CARITAS EUROPA ACADEMY 2019 LISBON 8TH TO 11TH OF APRIL 1.1- METRO Fig. 2- Lisbon Metro Map Take the metro (RED Line) into the Airport following the direction of São Sebastião. The AIRPORT is the terminal station. Stop in the station ORIENTE. Ticket price: Card Lisboa viva (Bus + Metro) + 1 travel is 1,50€. This card is rechargeable and it is valid for metro and bus (only CARRIS company). So, keep the card with you and if you need you just have to reacharge it. CARITAS EUROPA ACADEMY 2019 LISBON 8TH TO 11TH OF APRIL 1.1- BUS Fig. 3- Bus Stops (nº 744) Take the bus (nº 744) in the bus stop of the Airport in direction to Moscavide (Qta. Laranjeiras) Stop in the station Av. D. João II Ticket price: Card Lisboa viva (Bus + Metro) + 1 travel is 1,50€. This card is rechargeable and it is valid for metro and bus (only CARRIS company). So, keep the card with you and if you need you just have to reacharge it. 1.2- Tranfers (Taxi or Uber) In the front of the Airport (Arrivals zone) you will have taxis. You can also call an Uber or other companies (like Taxify; Cabify…) Price: Between 5 and 7 €. CARITAS EUROPA ACADEMY 2019 LISBON 8TH TO 11TH OF APRIL 2. Hotel to the City Center (Downtown) Fig. 4- Google Maps City Center CARITAS EUROPA ACADEMY 2019 LISBON 8TH TO 11TH OF APRIL 2.1- METRO Fig. 4- Lisbon Metro Map Take the metro (RED line) in Oriente, in direction of São Sebastião. Stop in Alameda station to change the metro (GREEN line). Take the metro in Alameda (GREEN line) in direction of Cais do Sodré. Stop in the station Baixa-Chiado. Ticket price: Card Lisboa viva (Bus + Metro) + 1 travel is 1,50€. This card is rechargeable and it is valid for metro and bus (only CARRIS company). So, keep the card with you and if you need you just have to reacharge it. CARITAS EUROPA ACADEMY 2019 LISBON 8TH TO 11TH OF APRIL 2.2- BUS Fig. 5- Bus Stops (nº 728) CARITAS EUROPA ACADEMY 2019 LISBON 8TH TO 11TH OF APRIL Take the bus (nº 728) in the bus stop Estação (station) Oriente in direction to Restelo - Av. Descobertas. Stop in the station Praça do Comércio Ticket price: Card Lisboa viva (Bus + Metro) + 1 travel is 1,50€. This card is rechargeable and it is valid for metro and bus (only CARRIS company). So, keep the card with you and if you just need you just have to reacharge it. 3. Hotel to the Restaurant (Joint Dinner) Information Name of the Restaurant Laurentina – Rei do Bacalhau Avenida Conde Valbom, 71 A Adress 1050-067 Lisbon https://www.restaurantelaurentina.com/ Website Fig. 6- Google Maps Joint Dinner CARITAS EUROPA ACADEMY 2019 LISBON 8TH TO 11TH OF APRIL 3.1- METRO Fig. 7- Lisbon Metro Map Take the metro (RED line) in Oriente, in direction of São Sebastião. Stop in the station São Sebastião (terminal RED line station). .

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