Lisbon · TRAM 28 RIDES
The 28 is a working city tram, which means queues at Martim Moniz and standing room by nine. These 13 cover the passes, the private hires and the guided rides that ride it at a sensible hour, with prices.
See Lisbon by open-top bus, vintage tram, and Tagus boat with a flexible 72 or 96-hour pass covering Belém, Alfama, and Oriente.
“Amazing way to discover Lisboa, we saw soooo much in 3 days, we really recommend it to get to know the city.”
See Lisbon over 48 hours by two sightseeing buses and a historic tram, with Belém, Alfama, public trams, audio guides, and museum discounts.
“Exchanged the voucher at the bus kiosk outside the arrivals hall in the airport and hopped on the Aerobus. The tram and bus tours are all great - We had the ticket for 48 hours, unfortunately the boat tour didn't begin operating until the day after our ticket expired - read all the times & details carefully!! I recommend the Lisbon 4-in-1 and I would buy again if returning to the city as there is so much to see.”
Ride Lisbon’s iconic Tram 28 with an English audio guide and use unlimited public transport, funiculars, and Santa Justa Lift for 24 hours.
“We met Alex, our guide, and he gave us our tickets a few tips on how to spend the day in Lisbon. He was super friendly, professional and helpful! The tickets are definitely a must have if you want to manage and see most of the touristic attractions in one day.”
Ride Lisbon’s hills by vintage tram on a comfortable Tram 28 alternative with audio guide, city views, and 24-hour Carris tram access.
“A truly authentic tour through the hills, highly recommended.”
Ride Lisbon’s iconic Tram 28, explore Alfama, and uncover cathedral, monastery, Fado, and hilltop views with a small-group guide.
“very good introduction to the older part of the city The guide was very informative and took good care of us”
Ride Lisbon’s Tram 28 route by private electric tuk-tuk, with hilltop views, Alfama streets, Chiado, and a local guide.
“Marcel, our guide was very knowledgeable and provided an excellent service. His drive left us feeling safe the entire time”
Explore Lisbon by open-top bus, vintage tram, and Tagus cruise with flexible 72 or 96-hour access to Belém, Alfama, and Oriente.
“This confirmed my past experiences with Hop On Hop Off- it’s a great concept, but in practice it doesn’t deliver. Too much time wasted is waiting for the next ride. If you stay on the loop without getting off you can get an overview of the city- but if you get off be prepared to wait- depending on traffic, amount of passengers etc. I think it’s far better to take public transportation, train, buses or uber/taxis. I paid over $50 for one stop on the HOHO and ended up taking a taxi back. Lesson learned. Never again.”
Explore Lisbon by open-top bus, vintage tram, and three routes covering Belém, Alfama, Baixa, and modern Parque das Nações.
“We enjoyed the tram ride, but the hop on hop off bus experience was disappointing. Traffic for the bus route was so heavy that much of our time was spent waiting for traffic to clear rather than seeing sights. Additionally, the audio guide on the bus was skipping a lot such that we would miss much of the audio presentation. As mentioned, the tram ride was very enjoyable and the tram driver was especially informative and fun.”
Review of Lisbon’s private 2-hour tuk tuk tour, covering Alfama, Tram 28 sights, viewpoints, port wine, guides, price, and practical tips.
“Perfect way to start our trip. We were picked up at our hotel and given a history tour while seeing the highlights of Lisbon with plenty of stops to observe and take photos. Great way to decide where to spend more time on our trip.”
Ride Lisbon’s historic Tram 28 route through Alfama, Baixa, Chiado, and Bairro Alto with audio commentary and 24-hour transit access.
“An easy way to see a broad sweep of Lisboa and decide where to go back to for a deeper dive. Narration was very good.”
Explore Lisbon by foot, bike, tram replacement, pastry stop, and Tagus cruise on a five-hour small-group tour to Belém.
“Luciano provided a well paced and very informative fun. Nice combination of history and local interest. would highly recommend as an inductory tour to Lisbon”
Ride Lisbon’s iconic Tram 28 with a 24-hour transit pass, funiculars, Santa Justa access, and an audio guide, but expect long lines.
“Poor value for money. Trams are a gimmick, huge queues, better to walk & just see them from the outside. Audio tour not worth it. Little else in the package adds value as better just to do 1 or 2 funiculars solo.”
Explore Lisbon on foot, by river, and in Belém with a local guide, historic tram plans, Tagus views, Torre de Belém, and pastel de Belém.
“Great guide with amazing knowledge of Lisbon and its landmarks. It was great to see the highlights of the city.”
Pick a hill, a river or a table.
