Tram 28

**★★★★★ Alexander Shlimakov — a week ago

Interesting experience, imho a bit overrated. Tickets can be purchased for cahs also for 3.25EUR. A big crowd inside, if the goal not just transportation - better to wait tram with seats available.

Windows are not that transparent for good photos.

**★★★★★ Kim Rhindress — 3 weeks ago

Thus quaint old wooden tram really takes you back to a simpler time in Lisbon’s history when it was one of the only forms of transportation. If you buy a MetroCard, you can do a complete return trip for only €1.90. So many tight corners as the tram winds its way up and down the hills and passes other trams with only inches to spare… These drivers are rock stars!🤩

**★★★★☆ Jack — a month ago

Riding the iconic Tram 28 is a classic Lisbon experience, offering a scenic journey through historic neighborhoods like Alfama, Baixa, and Estrela in a vintage tram. Ride is bit rough at times, depending on real time road conditions. Highly recommend to take for the experience.

**★★★★☆ Kirby Poh — 2 months ago

Tram 28 is an interesting, scenic ride through Alfama. The station to board the tram is Martim Moniz - start of the route, so you can grab a seat for sure regardless the time of day. I thought the entire tram ride would take 45-60 min, stopping at the last station Campo Orique (Prazeres), but the ride ended mid-way. I think there's a need to pay to board the tram again to ride the rest of the way. Night ride will offer a much different, enchanting view of Alfama. Older trams only accept cash.

**★★★☆☆ John Zhong — 2 months ago

The tram pairs nicely with the architecture of Lisbon and this route takes you through the city's historical area. But I am not sure about the hype - tourists willing to wait hours for the tram. This might cause inconvenience to locals that might depend on it for their errands. Just find a street corner, wait for 10-15 minutes until one show up, and that's enough to enjoy it. Or you can take the train in early morning to full enjoy it yourself.