Plane or Train or Bus, which is better?

After your lovely stay here in Lisbon, there are various ways to move onto the next destination.

If it's not too far away,
choosing trains over flights might be better way to save time in winter.
Due to heavy mist,
sometimes flights get delayed or canceled.
Besides, when you go to the airport,
you have to get there early
and after getting off the plane,
waiting for your luggage comes out can take some time.

By using taxify app,
it costs about five euros to get to the airport from my house.

And to Rossio train station or Santa Apolónia train station,
the fare is usually between 3 to 5 euros.
Oriente train station is kind of far but costs you less than 10 euros.
Not bad, right?

Rossio Train Station

Traveling by train,
it's smart to make a reservation way ahead.
Sometimes the fare costs twice as much
if you book too late.

As far as I know bus fares don't change
whether you book ahead or not.

However, it's always good to plan ahead
and reserve the best seats available.

The susnset from Rossio Station is one of the best ways to view Lisbon. 

Getting to bus terminals is kind of easy,
but once you get there, it may be kind of difficult to find your bus,
if you don't know your way around.

So please get to your bus terminal at least 30 minutes in advance,
should you have no sense of directions like me.

Oriente bus terminal lisbon has fewer bus choices
than Terminal Rodoviário Sete Rios,
which costs 6 euros by taxify app from my house.

Enjoy your journey to the next destination.