Tram 28

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Tram 28

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Praça Martim Moniz 577, 1100-341 Lisboa, Portugal

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Hop aboard the iconic yellow trams of Lisbon, where vintage charm meets stunning city views, perfectly showcasing the hilly terrain and vibrant streets.  

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"If you’re in search of Belém’s cultural and culinary adventures, you can simply hop on the sleek No. 15 tram from the city center to get around. But it’s the No. 28 that every visitor should weave into their itinerary. These vintage Remodelado streetcars, wooden and painted yellow, are a throwback to another era. In peak season, you could be waiting for an hour to board one of these beauties. But that retro feel, perched on a bench as the tram clatters its way through the city’s narrow streets and blares its horn, is priceless." - Alia Akkam, Chadner Navarro

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@afar

"Tram 28 The city’s iconic wood-paneled Tram 28 rambles along a 4.3-mile route from Campo de Ourique to Praça Martim Moniz, navigating tight turns and steep inclines as it passes some of Lisbon ’s most endearing attractions. Originally commissioned in the 1930s, these classic Remodelado trams were in fact enlisted for their ability to handle Lisbon’s hilly terrain. They can get painfully crowded—wait times can be outrageous in the high season—so catch an early ride (5:40 a.m. most weekdays, or 6:45 a.m. on Sundays) for unobstructed views of hilltop neighborhoods like Graça and the Alfama."

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"Tram 28 The city’s iconic wood-paneled Tram 28 rambles along a 4.3-mile route from Campo de Ourique to Praça Martim Moniz, navigating tight turns and steep inclines as it passes some of Lisbon ’s most endearing attractions. Originally commissioned in the 1930s, these classic Remodelado trams were in fact enlisted for their ability to handle Lisbon’s hilly terrain. They can get painfully crowded—wait times can be outrageous in the high season—so catch an early ride (5:40 a.m. most weekdays, or 6:45 a.m. on Sundays) for unobstructed views of hilltop neighborhoods like Graça and the Alfama."

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Raj Kamal

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Nothing worth standing in the long queue. I boarded the tram from a different stop, not crowded. Worth to consider as an alternative to ube/bolt and enjoying the ride through narrow roads.

Tin Plavec

Google
The tram line 28 gives you an old-fashioned experience of Lisbon. You'll go up and down the city, observing numerous tourist spots. The tram line is also useful if you need to travel between some of the popular spots. Unfortunately, the service is not reliable. Some departures may be skipped. Once we had to wait for almost 30 minutes because two tram departures in a row were skipped. The tram is often delayed because of the traffic and big tourist crowds.

Kenneth J

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I had to take the 28 line, it was so hyped. There was an atmosphere on the trip and I got to experience how the tram moves in hilly terrain. I've now been there once so I can say I've been there. Luckily we were on the move early and December is not high season, but we still had to queue for about 20 minutes. No need to go again.

David P

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We took this tram for some sightseeing around the city, as it’s a popular tourist activity in Lisbon. Since we had already spent a few days exploring, many of the areas it passed through were familiar to us. As expected, the ride was quite busy. We waited about 45 minutes to board on a weeknight in February, likely during rush hour. The tram was crowded and a bit noisy, which wasn’t really our thing, so we ended up getting off halfway and continuing on foot, which we enjoyed more. For those who love historic trams and don’t mind a busier ride, it’s worth experiencing. But if you prefer a more relaxed way to see the city, walking or other transport options might be better.

Sasha Smith

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It’s a unique way to see Lisbon, but the line at the first stop is incredibly long. You also have to go to the subway to buy tickets. The trams are always crowded. However, the views and perspective on the city are unmatched.

Sreejith P

Google
2 hours of queue. The best time to beat will be before 10 am if you want to save some time. Around 45 minutes ride to the last stop. Also if you don't mind standing you can onboard from the very next stop without any lines. Ride was okayish.

Graham

Google
Was lucky to have stayed close to the start of the line .if you get there before 10.30, the queue is not that long. You can pay on the tram or get tickets from the kiosk close by .I would recommend this trip

Svetlana Gudkova

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Been there in October 2024, too many people came inside the train after we started the route at 9, even though the queue wasn’t long in the morning (we came at like 8:35). So maybe try to avoid the most touristic time. The ticket in the train costs 3.10, you can pay by cash or card, also there is an option with preloaded ticket. Went there on our last day of trip to Portugal and were really disappointed, because literally everything we did or tried before during the trip was better than this experience.