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There is a petrol station on the A1 highway just after the ramp which is excellent for rides to the south. Get to the last stop of the metro line D called Santo Ovídio. Walk south down Rue de Soares dos Reis (N1) and continue walking when it becomes the Rue Fonte dos Arrependidos. Cross the highway through the tunnel and keep walking on the Rue Alto das Terras. After a few hundred meters you will see the petrol station on your left. Should take ~15 minutes. Easy to get to the petrol station, there is a fence with a door and doorbell that you can ring to get access (locals enterhere enter here to "go shopping") - december 2015

Since they might not open the door, it'''Notes also easy to get to the petrol station for someone that is ok with a "short moment of illegality":after the tunnel you can climb to your left side and then walk along the highway for some meters to the petrol station. Otherwise it''' Due s also possible to construction workclimb over the gas station fence. A special tip, after the spot tunnel keep looking on the ramp between Santo Ovídio and this petrol stationyour left side, previously mentioned you can find a lot of wild strawberries ( in this articlesummer, is no option anymore. The highway starts right after the small pedestrian crossing traffic lights at the end of the Santo Ovídio metro station and walking here is prohibitedcourse).

'''Note 2:''' Still possible to get to the petrol The folowing service station for someone that is ok with a "short moment of illegality". It is possible to climb a small fence and walk 30 meters to the petrol station, from where its easy to find a ride again. (Much easier than from on the roundabout at Santo Ovidio). November 2015 **** ""Note 3:"" It A1 is possible to get there without problems. (August 2016)  ""Note 4:"" It's possible to get trough the tunnel, but I faced the problem, that the door was not opening after ringing. So I had to climb over it, which was doablecalled Antuã-Estarreja. A special tip, after the tunnel keep looking on your left side, you can find a lot of wild strawberries ( in summer, of course)