Lisbon Hills Tramcar Tour at Lisbon

Lisbon Hills Tramcar Tour

The Lisbon Hills Tramcar Tour takes you aboard the famous red Tram 28, one of the city's most celebrated transport routes. This historic tram winds through Lisbon's oldest quarters, including Alfama, Baixa, Graça and Estrela, passing colourful tiled buildings, traditional squares and significant landmarks. You'll see São Jorge Castle, enjoy panoramic views from Portas do Sol and travel through the heart of Praça do Comércio.

Your ticket provides 24-hour access to Tram 28 plus complimentary use of the Santa Justa Lift and Lisbon's three historic funiculars: Bica, Glória and Lavra. The audio guide, available in 12 languages, shares local stories and historical insights as you travel. Trams operate from 9:30am to 7pm daily, with frequent departures from Praça do Comércio.

This flexible tour suits both first-time visitors wanting an overview of Lisbon's main districts and returning travellers exploring favourite neighbourhoods. The 24-hour validity means you can hop on and off throughout the day, combining sightseeing with practical city transport across Lisbon's famous hills.

What is Included

• Access to Tram 28 for 24 hours
• Santa Justa Lift access
• Use of Bica, Glória and Lavra funiculars
• Multilingual audio guide (12 languages)
• Discounts at various attractions and activities
• Route maps and schedules

Good to Know

The tour is valid for 24 consecutive hours from first use. Trams depart from Praça do Comércio with the first service at 9:30am and the last at 7pm. You must validate your voucher before boarding and arrive at least 10 minutes before your chosen departure time. Keep your ticket accessible for checks during the journey and follow all onboard safety instructions.

Guide dogs and small pets in carriers are permitted on the trams. The service runs daily except 25 December, though schedules may be adjusted during public holidays. After booking, you'll receive official links to current schedules and detailed route maps.

While exploring Lisbon's historic neighbourhoods, consider adding a Lisbon walking food tour to discover local cuisine in these same traditional districts. For a different perspective of the city's landmarks, the Tagus River cruise offers waterfront views of many sights you'll see from the tram.