Porto Metro Line A

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Line A
File:BSicon uKBHFa.svg Senhor de Matosinhos File:BSicon uBHF.svg Mercado File:BSicon uBHF.svg Brito Capelo File:BSicon uBHF.svg Matosinhos Sul File:BSicon uBHF.svg Câmara de Matosinhos File:BSicon uBHF.svg Parque de Real File:BSicon uBHF.svg Pedro Hispano File:BSicon uBHF.svg Estádio do Mar File:BSicon uBHF.svg Vasco da Gama File:BSicon uSTR+GRZq.svg Zone MTS1 Zone PRT2 File:BSicon uABZg+l.svg File:BSicon uCONTfq.svg Porto Metro Porto Metro Porto Metro File:BSicon uINT.svg Senhora da Hora File:BSicon uBHF.svg Sete Bicas File:BSicon uBHF.svg Viso File:BSicon uBHF.svg Ramalde File:BSicon uSTR+GRZq.svg Zone PRT2 Zone PRT1 File:BSicon uBHF.svg Francos File:BSicon uBHF.svg Casa da Música File:BSicon uBHF.svg Carolina Michaëlis File:BSicon uBHF.svg Lapa File:BSicon uTUNNEL1.svg File:BSicon PORTALf.svg File:BSicon uINT.svg Trindade Porto Metro File:BSicon utBHF.svg Bolhão File:BSicon utBHF.svg Campo 24 de Agosto File:BSicon utBHF.svg Heroísmo File:BSicon PORTALg.svg File:BSicon uINT.svg Campanhã Comboios de Portugal File:BSicon uINT.svg Estádio do Dragão Porto Metro File:BSicon uCONTf.svg Porto Metro

The Porto Metro Line A is a 16.5 km (10.3 mi) long metro line in Porto, Portugal, from Estádio do Dragão to Senhor de Matosinhos. It has 23 stations. The total travel time of the route is 39 minutes and 35 seconds, and trains come every 10 minutes.

History

Line A was inaugurated on December 7, 2002, by then Prime Minister Durão Barroso. It was inaugurated with the section between Trindade and Senhor de Matosinhos. Until January 1, 2003, the route was free for all to introduce this type of transportation. On June 5, 2004, during the European Football Championship, Euro 2004, the section between Trindade and the Estádio do Dragão station was extended to make the route accessible to the inhabitants of the parish of Campanhã, and to create an easy connection between the Metro and the train that connects the North–South connecting railroad.

Vehicles

Line A is served by the Flexity Outlook Eurotram of the 001-072 Metro do Porto series.

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Tracks between Carolina Michaëlis and Casa da Música on Line A.

Services

On June 5, 2004, Line A service was extended to the Estádio do Dragão station. Before that, it only connected Senhor de Matosinhos and Trindade, and all stops between.

Current Service

Between 7 AM and 8 PM, Line A trains operate at a frequency of every 10 minutes to and from Senhor de Matosinhos station and Estádio do Dragão station. From 8 PM to 7 AM, trains operate every 15 minutes.

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