Glória Funicular

Not very picturesque. City 24h tickets apply which is great. Better looking from the outside. Even better from the terrace with a view at the top end.

Seeing the tram was super cool on a quiet day. The tram is too cute and compact, lol. The one street it goes up is steep yet very walkable. It cost 3.80€ to ride the tram per person per ride. I think the walk is worth doing instead of riding the tram as you probably already visited and rode the TRAM28 😊 .

Old fashioned funicular. It'll save you from climbing that massive hill

This is fun and cute. Plan your ride to get up the hill!

Fun but short ride - buy your all day pass from the Metro to save on fees!

Embark on a journey back in time with this old-school tram that takes you uphill, treating you to breathtaking views overlooking the city. As you ascend, you'll be greeted by a vibrant display of graffiti and wall art, adding character to the surroundings. However, keep in mind that the incline is quite steep, so exercise caution when boarding and alighting from the tram. It's a unique experience that's definitely worth the ride!

What a great little ride. The tram was a blast as well as all the graffiti and murals in the area. I walked up and down it several times photographing the tram and murals. It's a definite must see, do while in Lisbon. The surrounding neighborhoods are great for whatever you are in the mood for.

It’s short but very cool and also will save your heart and legs a great deal of trudging up and down the steep hill. Buy a 24-hour metro card and it is free; otherwise, it is 3.80 euros. The best way to get to the top to see the view.

Not very picturesque. City 24h tickets apply which is great. Better looking from the outside. Even better from the terrace with a view at the top end.

Seeing the tram was super cool on a quiet day. The tram is too cute and compact, lol. The one street it goes up is steep yet very walkable. It cost 3.80€ to ride the tram per person per ride. I think the walk is worth doing instead of riding the tram as you probably already visited and rode the TRAM28 😊 .

Old fashioned funicular. It'll save you from climbing that massive hill

This is fun and cute. Plan your ride to get up the hill!

Fun but short ride - buy your all day pass from the Metro to save on fees!

Embark on a journey back in time with this old-school tram that takes you uphill, treating you to breathtaking views overlooking the city. As you ascend, you'll be greeted by a vibrant display of graffiti and wall art, adding character to the surroundings. However, keep in mind that the incline is quite steep, so exercise caution when boarding and alighting from the tram. It's a unique experience that's definitely worth the ride!

What a great little ride. The tram was a blast as well as all the graffiti and murals in the area. I walked up and down it several times photographing the tram and murals. It's a definite must see, do while in Lisbon. The surrounding neighborhoods are great for whatever you are in the mood for.

It’s short but very cool and also will save your heart and legs a great deal of trudging up and down the steep hill. Buy a 24-hour metro card and it is free; otherwise, it is 3.80 euros. The best way to get to the top to see the view.

$3.80 to travel up and come down again in the funicular. Train came quickly & he waited until the car filled up. It got full very quickly. As one car went up the hill another went down. The ride was about two minutes long and scenic we passed all kinds of murals along the walls going up in a park once we got off.

As well as saving your legs, this doubles as a great tourist ride and a bit of transport heritage to boot. Dating from 1885, the historic cars operate in pairs on a cable system, so one descends as the other ascends. Sadly, they're covered in graffiti but the interiors are authentic. The best way to reach the Barrio Alto. Expect queues in the summer and at weekends.

Travel books, travel websites, and travel experts might over glorify this old rusty tram that takes you up a short steep ride. If you're in Lisbon between May and September, the tiny graffiti covered tram will be uncomfortably crammed with people like tin can of Portuguese sardines...watchout for pickpockets! Unless you get one of the few coveted window seats, you're not going to see much. Hopefully you bought a 24hr transit pass or Zapping pass(€1.25/ride), because this lift isn't worth €3.70 fare. If you're in good shape and there's a long line, you're probably better off hiking up the street. You'll want to burn off some of those Pastel de Nata calories anyway.

5 stars for the technology. 5 stars for fun. 5 stars because I am a nerd.