Lisbon offers wonderful public transportation (like most of Europe), Tram Route 28 in Lisbon is one of those occasions where the public transit system and route also happen to be an attraction in and of itself. Tram route 28 is most often served by vintage tram cars that rattle and clack their way winding up and down the hills and... more

As others have said, this is a "don't miss" experience. Yes, it is often crowded, and you may or may not get a seat, and you won't really appreciate it until you do get a seat, so you should go more than once, if you have the time. Just be aware that if you get the tram at the Martim... more

Tram 28 is a rollercoaster ride through the oldest parts of the city taking in absurd hills, extremely narrow streets and breathtaking views. It gives you a taste of true Lisbon where hangers-on literally do so on the outside of the tram as it grinds up the hills and passenges shout abuse through the open windows at car drivers who... more

We walked up to the Castle from the Center of Lisbon, it only took us 30 minutes, but if you want to save your legs take this tram. We used it on the way down from the castle, and it took you down streets you wouldn't normaly see. Ealier in the year we'd been to San Fransisco, and had been... more

Waited for about half an hour for this experience. Then about five trams arrived, all packed like sardine cans. Decided to take the nr. 37 bus to the Castello. Less picturesque but definitely more comfortable! more

El tranvía en Lisboa es toda una experiencia, porque e bonito y antiguo. No tiene nada que ver con otros... more