Estação do Valongo is located in the historic center of Santos. Many visitors arrive by car and find parking nearby, or use ride-sharing services. It's also accessible by local buses that frequent the city center.

Yes, the station is a central point for tourism in Santos. It's conveniently located near other attractions like the Pelé Museum, making it easy to combine with other sightseeing. +1

The tram ride typically costs R$7 for a full ticket and R$3.50 for a half-ticket (for students, seniors, etc.). Children under 5 ride for free.

Tickets can usually be purchased with Pix or cash. It's advisable to have cash on hand, especially for smaller purchases at the market.

The station is generally open from Tuesday to Sunday, starting around 10:30 AM. The tram ride operates on a schedule, often departing every hour. The Feira Valongo market runs on Saturdays and Sundays from 11 AM to 5 PM. +1

While not always mandatory, booking in advance is recommended, especially during weekends or holidays, to ensure you get a spot on the tram. Tickets are often sold at the reception of the Pelé Museum, located opposite the station.

The main attraction is the historic tram ride through the city's center. You can also explore the station's architecture, visit the Feira Valongo market on weekends, and learn about its railway history. +1

The tram ride is described as a short but fun experience, typically lasting around 15 minutes, with a guide pointing out historical landmarks.

There are restaurants located both inside and outside the Estação do Valongo building, offering dining options for visitors.

The market features a variety of artisan crafts, including upcycled jeans bags, hand-painted pictures, Santos souvenirs, and mandalas.

Yes, the historic architecture of the station and the vintage trams offer excellent photo opportunities. The surrounding historic center also provides picturesque backdrops. +1