Hitchhiking from Queluz
Hitchhiking to Queluz
Recent reviews mentioning Queluz
38.77959, -9.12242
Seems like, in the reverse of everyone else, the spot at the entrance of A1 near Encarnação didn’t work for me after an hour. I walked to the gas station and got a ride in 5 minutes―Lmaoyz
38.77046, -9.12381
Great spot to go to the North. I get a ride in 20 min to Caldas―Emmaaaaaa
38.78268, -9.49222
―Chris9012
38.72229, -9.44182
With sign "Cabo da Roca".―Chris9012
38.78268, -9.49222
Started very early with no cars, but a lot of cars coming out of Lisbon to the westernmost point of europe during the day and driving back in the evening―DickieHoppenstedt
38.77046, -9.12381
Nice spot, lots of traffic and good visibility. I was looking to go back to France, but decided to get a ride with a couple going to Caldas da Rainha in order to reach a gas station.―Raphi
38.78176, -9.12229
Viajando pro norte de Portugal pela primeiríssima vez, Já vinha do sul e percebi que Portugal é bem melhor que Espanha. Preferi não perguntar muito no posto por ser brasileiro e saber que algumas pessoas têm preconceito e não tenho tempo e energia pra drama. Li bastante aqui os comentários de geral e decidi por este ponto. Funcionou bem. Parou um motorhome com 4 malucos indo prum festival eletrônico em Torres. Me deram frutas gostosas e fizemos muitas piadas, foi top, paizão. E claro, peguei a manha de não aceitar carona pros lugares ruins, Ou, a dizer, boleia.―Jurobola
38.06612, -8.77377
Depois de dormir no carro verde abandonado no posto Prio, já que era uma noite meio fria, ao despertar já segui pra pista e o Mestre Marco de Sampa parou pra mim e me levou pra Lisboa. O ajudei também com algumas cargas já que ele trabalha com transporte. Foi massa.―Jurobola
38.77958, -9.12241
male, alone, early 30s, asking round during the great blackout, fluent in portuguese―andrej
37.11676, -8.24729
everyone leaves albufeira here, i took a bus here, there was some shadow. got a lift straight to barreiro with lisboa sign and took the boat over the river―andrej
38.77951, -9.12218
We (Girl & Boy) started asking around 14:45 and got a ride in 1 1/2h ! There were two other hitchhikers with us and they also got picked up relatively quickly. One with a sign and one asking the cars directly. I recommend doing both or atleast talking to them, that way they see how you are and you can google translate. Great spot 😁🌱―Felimelideli
38.66687, -9.16238
―Anonymous
38.77959, -9.12242
If you want to head north of Lisbon this is the place to start! Ask to head towards Highway A1―Anonymous
38.62267, -9.13367
When heading South of Lisbon or towards Spain. Take the train to Foros de Amora and then cross under the highway to get at this gas station. Here you can ask people to take you.―Anonymous
38.70948, -9.17811
If you want to head South of Lisbon you can start here. You will depend on people stopping for you only. As far as that goes it's a great place!―Anonymous
38.72995, -9.46906
Even if cars pass by and they see you they'll probably not stop.―Anonymous
38.66687, -9.16238
Drivers going here are probably headed to Lisbon city or to Caparica beaches. At this place cars are going slow. Cars will stop for you only, and having a cardboard with your destination can make it easier.―Anonymous
38.62267, -9.13367
if you ask people you will get a ride very quickly, since the most portuguese speak english!―Irazall
38.77959, -9.12242
a lot of people will stop very quick, but be sure where you want to go,―Anonymous
38.62267, -9.13367
Arrived 20.12.2017, not a lot traffic and a lot of them head south. Try from here hitchhiking to A6, 1 hour asking and waiting a local took me to the next station before Setubal and I got stuck there. Only go on a ride when you actually head to A6.The fence is not a problem you can climb the wall right after the tunnel from train station.
Generally it's not the best but does work to hitch to east or south
―Anonymous