The Ermida Railway Station is an infrastructure of the Douro Line, which serves the town of Ermida, in the Municipality of Baião.
It is located in the Place of the Hermitage, in the Parish of Santa Marinha do Zêzere.
In January 2011, it had 2 circulation routes, both 376 m long; the two platforms were 220 and 150 m in length, and a height of 40 cm. In October 2003, the National Railway Network provided an information service to the public in this interface.
The Ermida station is served by Regional and Inter-regional trains of the operator Trains of Portugal.
The section between Juncal and Régua stations of the Douro Line, where this interface is located, opened to the exploration on July 15, 1879.
On May 11, 1927, the State Railways were integrated into the Portuguese Railways Company, which went on to explore the old state lines, including the Douro.
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