Barra Funda Bus Station - São Paulo

Covered Areas The companies that operate at the Bus station serve more than 570 cities of six states in North, Central-West, Southeast and South regions of Brazil, along with Bolivian city Porto Soares. The main bus lines leaving from Barra Funda Bus Station are: São Paulo x Maringá, São Paulo x São José do Rio Preto, São Paulo x Catanduva and São Paulo x Londrina. About Barra Funda Bus Station The second largest bus terminal in São Paulo city, Barra Funda Bus Terminal has 40 platforms in its almost 18 thousand square meters: 28 reserved for departure and 12 for arrival of passengers. Founded in 1989, the station receives, every day, around 40 thousand passengers who can choose to travel with one of the 34 bus companies that operates there and that offer 139 lines to more than 570 Brazilian cities. The main bus companies that have bus tickets to the bus station are: Brasil Sul, Cometa, Ouro Branco, Pluma, Princesa do Ivaí and Princesa do Norte. Complete and easy to access, the Bus station is connected to an important train line and a subway, it also receives buses that operate metropolitan and intercity lines. Its management is done by Socicam. Hours of operation: 24 hours How to get there The easiest way to get to the bus terminal is by subway or train, just disembark at Barra Funda station, accessible through subway line 3 red, and train line 8 diamond CPTM. Those who prefer to go by car can access the terminal through Avenida Auro Soares de Moura Andrade, now those going by bus can check the best option at SP Trans website (http://www.sptrans.com.br/). Main Bus lines to Barra Funda Bus Station São José do Rio Preto x São Paulo, Maringá x São Paulo, Presidente Prudente x São Paulo and Londrina x São Paulo.