Eléctrico in the streets of Lisbon

An important landmark and attraction of Lisbon are the little yellow trams, the Elétrico, which transport locals and visitors around the capital. Line 28E connects the Alfama, Baixa and Lapa districts of downtown Lisbon with the Prazeres district. A tram ride is a must on a Lisbon city trip.

Through the capital with the Electrico 28 | Low Budget Sightseeing Tour

Trams have been running through the Portuguese capital since the 1930s. The line 28E of the Lisbon Tramway, Portuguese Carreira 28E dos Elétricos de Lisboa, is one of six lines of the Lisbon Tramway. Elétrico means tram in Portuguese. The E stands for it.

With a cheap day ticket you have a cheap all-day sightseeing tour alternative and can visit many of the city’s sights. Beware of pickpockets, however, who will take advantage of the narrowness.

Route of the Electrico 28

The tram has its final stops in Martim Moniz and Campo de Ourique. Between the two squares, Tram 28 runs a lot of stops in close proximity to the city’s top sights. On its regular route, the 28E passes numerous sights in Lisbon. The starting point is the Praça Martim Moniz at the foot of the Castelo de São Jorge. The train runs past many sights to Campo de Ourique. Among other things, you will see the Parliament, Bairro Alto and the Castle of São Jorge on the route. They also pass through various picturesque districts, the Graça, Mouraria, Alfama, Baixa, Chiado and Madragoa. Due to the many stops you can get off at any time and visit the sights.

Visitors per year

Thousands of tourists alone use the trams every day. There are also locals. As a result, the lanes are often very full and it is difficult to get a seat. Ride early in the morning or board directly at the start/end stops to get a good seat.

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In Lisbon, everywhere where the Electrico 28 runs.

Opening Hours

The first train leaves at 6 a.m. in the morning, the last train at around 10:30 p.m.

Ticket Prices

The Electrico 28 is part of Lisbon’s public transport system and can be used with a regular ticket. It is advisable to buy a day ticket. Alternatively, you can take the less crowded Tourist Red Line, which can be used with a hop-on hop-off ticket. You can also use the trains for free with the Lisboa Card.

Tickets

The Tram 28 Entry Ticket with Audioguide & 24-Hour Pass offers a convenient and flexible way to explore Lisbon in a unique way. With the ticket, you can hop on the iconic Tram 28 and discover the city’s picturesque and historic neighborhoods while an audioguide provides fascinating insights into its culture and history. The **24-hour pass** for the public transport network allows unlimited rides on buses, trams, cable cars, and the famous Santa Justa lift, giving you the freedom to explore the city at your own pace. An ideal offer for travelers looking to experience the best of Lisbon!