Citorah PickDay trip
Setúbal
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Citorah says
Setúbal is the day trip Lisbon residents take when they want a real meal. It's a working port forty kilometres south of the city, the choco frito (fried cuttlefish) capital of Portugal, and the gateway to the Sado estuary's resident pod of bottlenose dolphins. Nothing about it looks like a film set.
From Best Day Trips from Lisbon 2026: Eight That Are Worth the Train, under “Setúbal”.
Good to know
- Price
- €4.55-€5.35 single
- Getting there
- Roma-Areeiro station, Fertagus (not CP — separate operator, separate top-up), 49 minutes, every 30 minutes
- Directions
- Google Maps Apple MapsLocation from © OpenStreetMap contributors
As the guide had it on 28 Jun 2026. Check prices and hours with the place itself before you go.
Where it is
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Citorah PickRestaurant
Casa Santiago
Citorah says Walk ten minutes from the Setúbal station to Avenida Luísa Todi — the seafront boulevard — and queue at Casa Santiago (officially "O Rei do Choco Frito", the King of Fried Cuttlefish, and yes it's the right place) by 12:30. Some listings say it's closed on Sundays, so check before a Sunday trip.
Citorah PickRestaurant
Adega Leo do Petisco
Citorah says The alternative is Adega Leo do Petisco — a tasca where everyone orders the same dish, €15-22 a head — if Casa Santiago's queue is past forty minutes.
The guides it’s in
Lisbon · Itineraries
Best Day Trips from Lisbon 2026: Eight That Are Worth the Train
Eight day trips from Lisbon in 2026 — Sintra, Cascais, Setúbal, Évora, Óbidos, Ericeira, Arrábida — plus the two everyone takes and shouldn't. Trains, fares, lunch.
Lisbon · Getting around
Getting Around Lisbon 2026: Airport, Metro, Trams, Taxis, and the Trains to Sintra and the Coast
Lisbon airport to your hotel by metro or bus, the tickets, the metro and trams, what's closed for now, taxis, and the trains to Sintra and Cascais, with fares from Metro de Lisboa, Carris and CP.
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