LISBON · PORTUGAL
Lisbon’s best days out.
The 9 best tram 28 tours in Lisbon, side by side. What each one is really like, how long it takes, what it costs and who runs it.
Ride Lisbon’s iconic Tram 28 with an audio guide plus a 24-hour transit pass, including funiculars and Santa Justa Lift.
Most Popular“our guide was really friendly an helpful he gave us all the info we needed toake our holiday an unforgettable experience.”
Ride Lisbon’s hills on a vintage red tram from Praça do Comércio with a 24-hour ticket, audio guide, and easy connections.
“We found the meeting place after asking directions. We got our tickets exchange easily. The trip it’s self was audio which was very informative. We saw a lot of Lisbon that we wouldn’t of otherwise got too see”
Ride Lisbon Tram 28 and stroll Alfama with a small-group guide, learning Lisbon’s hilltop history, Fado, and panoramic city views.
“Very knowledgable Guide, great weather, sunny but not too warm”
Lisbon Yellow Bus pass bundles open-top buses, a vintage tram ride, and Tagus River cruise, plus audio guide and museum discounts.
“Bought the 96 hr pass. The inclusion of the Red Trrolley negated need to stand for an hour line for the famed #28 as it basically follows the same route. Also access to the boat trip & other trolleys saved time & expense. Redtrolley driver personable & fun. Worth the cost.”
Private 2-hour Tuk Tuk tour in Lisbon’s Old Town with Sé Cathedral, miradouros, port wine, and classic Tram 28 sights without the hill grind.
“A two hour Tuk Tuk with Alenee was a perfect introduction to the city. She did a terrific job (despite some rain) showing us the many neighborhoods and beautiful vistas of Lisbon as well as a great history lesson of the city dating back to before the Romans. She was incredibly friendly and energetic and…”
Ride Lisbon Hills Red Tram on the Tram 28 route from Praça do Comércio. 24-hour access to trams, funiculars, and Santa Justa.
“Once you've done the red tram tour don't bother with tram 28 it's similar.route and no audio. Also tram 12 does the same route.”
Ride iconic Tram 28 plus Lisbon funiculars and lifts with a 24-hour transit pass and audio guide for $22.89. Great for tight schedules.
“You will wait over 2 hours in line. Not worth it. Maybe better to take in the morning or late at night”
3-hour electric tuk-tuk tour following Tram 28: Lisbon’s best viewpoints, cathedrals and squares, with pickup, rain covers, and live guide.
“Bonne tournée de la ville avec beaucoup d’explications.”
English audio for Lisbon Tram 28 for $11 per person. 3-day access from first use, learn the route and historic neighborhoods.
“The spoken text was sometimes too long between stops, you couldn't listen to everything. And the tram suddenly stopped at Baxia, because the further line was not being used, everyone was asked to get out.”
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