Get your ticketing advance and pick up the tram at terminal to make sure you get a seat.will drop you off at cemetery were you can pick up return tram in about 20 minutes.

this little tram takes you everywhere but it is very crowded at all times of the day. It can also be stuck behind improperly parked cars and may require long waits. It is worth it because it goes to all the nice places of Lisbon. A day pass is the best way to go since you can go on and... More

A must to do in Lisbon. See main tourists attractions. Meet local people who also use this train. Enjoy narrow streets of Alfama.

Tram 28 is a great way to visit Lisbon, especially if you want to spend a few hours relaxing on a cloudy day. However, the ride does not seem to pass in front of Lisbon`s main attractions, and if it did we had no way of knowing as no explanations or maps were offered throughout the tour. Keep in mind... More

It's a great way to see old town Lisbon. I remeber the old trollys in Atlanti City , its a blast from the past.It's not the S.F. cable cars but its a great option to a tour or taxi ride, just not that big

The ride on tram 28 is a great way to see some of the sites in Lisboa. However, the tram was overcrowded most of the time. The nice thing is that you can pay with the 24 hour metro card, making hopping off when it gets overcrowded a possibility.

Once we had found where to get the 6 euro day pass to the metro ,buses and trams ( from the Metro ticket machine) it was the best value trip ever. Mixing with the locals that also use the trams we enjoyed a trip of around 50 minutes each way . We had no trouble but the many warnings of... More

We could not get a seat and the ride was bumpy, go when it's not busy (not sure when this would be) otherwise would recommend just strolling around instead. Also we were strongly warned to be on guard for pick pockets on this tram, so beware.

Picked the tram up just 2 stops from the end then got back on at the Church and had a bumpy but exhilerating journey back down. There were seats but Ichose to stand at the rear where you get a great view looking back and was able to take photos as we trundled through the street, making stops to let... More