Travel from Porto to Lausanne

Direct flights from Porto (OPO) to Geneva (GVA), which is the closest major international airport to Lausanne, often requiring a connecting train journey to Lausanne.

Flights arrive at Geneva Airport (GVA). From Geneva Airport, travelers can take a direct train to Lausanne. The train journey from Geneva Airport to Lausanne takes approximately 40-60 minutes. Prices can vary significantly based on booking time and demand.

Direct flights from Porto (OPO) to Geneva (GVA), serving as a gateway to Lausanne.

SWISS flights typically arrive at Geneva Airport (GVA). A direct train connects Geneva Airport to Lausanne in approximately 40-60 minutes.

Direct flights from Porto (OPO) to Geneva (GVA), providing a connection to Lausanne.

After arriving at Geneva Airport (GVA), travelers can easily transfer to a train for the onward journey to Lausanne. The train ride typically lasts 40-60 minutes.

An extensive train journey from Porto to Lausanne, typically involving multiple transfers across Portugal, Spain, and France before reaching Switzerland.

There are no direct train services between Porto and Lausanne. Journeys often require 4 or more changes, potentially in cities like Redondela de Galicia, Barcelona-Sants, Lyon Part Dieu, and Geneva. This mode of transport is significantly longer than flying and involves complex logistics. Tickets can be booked through major European rail booking platforms.

Long-distance bus services connecting Porto to Lausanne, often with transfers.

FlixBus offers direct and indirect services. Buses are typically equipped with free Wi-Fi, power outlets, and restrooms. Night bus options are available. The primary bus station in Lausanne is Lausanne P+R (Vélodrome).

International bus services linking Porto to Lausanne, typically involving connections.

BlaBlaCar Bus provides a cost-effective option for this long-distance route. Services may include comfort amenities. Always check specific journey details and transfer points when booking.

Driving from Porto, Portugal to Lausanne, Switzerland, offering flexibility and scenic routes.

The driving distance is approximately 1680 km to 1770 km. This route involves driving through Portugal, Spain, and France before entering Switzerland. Travelers should account for varying speed limits and road regulations in each country. Tolls are applicable in Portugal, Spain, and France. A Swiss highway vignette (an annual sticker) is required for driving on Swiss motorways, costing CHF 40 (approx EUR 42) for the year. Fuel costs are estimates and can fluctuate.