Highlights

The new service on the Leixões Line offers 60 trains on weekdays, 30 each way, with 2 trains an hour each way during the morning and afternoon rush hours. On Saturdays, Sundays and public holidays, there are 34 trains, 17 each way.

There are direct trains between Ovar and Leça do Balio, with no need to change trains at Porto Campanhã, and trains between Porto Campanhã and Leça do Balio.

See the Leixões line train times.

Passengers can use  CP tickets and passes and Andante tickets and passes on the Leixões line.

The stations are in the following Andante zones:

• São Gemil - MAI4;
• Hospital de São João - MAI1;
• São Mamede de Infesta - MAI1;
• Arroteia - MAI1;
• Leça do Balio - MAI1.

The Leixões line is part of the Porto Metropolitan Area, so the Green Rail Pass is not valid on this line.

The Green Rail Pass lets you travel on the Porto urban trains on routes outside the metropolitan area (Lousado/Braga, Vila das Aves/Guimarães, Paredes/Marco de Canaveses and Paramos/Aveiro).

On direct urban trains between Ovar and Leça do Balio, the Green Rail Pass is only accepted on the Ovar/Paramos route.

The new service on the Leixões line stops at Contumil, São Gemil, Hospital de São João, São Mamede de Infesta, Arroteia and Leça do Balio.

The new timetables include trains from Ovar and Porto Campanhã to Leça do Balio.

The new São João Hospital stop is just 300 metres from the Hospital Centre, about a 5-minute walk.

You can check the location of the new stations here:

• São Gemil;
• Hospital de São João;
• São Mamede de Infesta;
• Arroteia;
• Leça do Balio.

See the Porto urban train sales points.