Riding Tram 28 in Lisbon is a must for first-time visitors. The iconic yellow tram rattles through the city’s most historic neighborhoods—Alfama, Baixa, Graça, and Estrela—offering a scenic and affordable way to take it all in.
Tram 28 Map
The route runs from Martim Moniz to Campo de Ourique (Prazeres). It covers approximately 7km and includes more than 30 stops.
- Start: Martim Moniz
- End: Campo de Ourique (Prazeres)
- Estimated Duration: ~40–50 minutes end to end
📍 Tip: Try boarding early in the morning from Martim Moniz to avoid crowds.
Key Sights Along the Route
- Graça: Great viewpoints like Miradouro da Senhora do Monte
- Alfama: Lisbon Cathedral (Sé), winding streets, Fado music
- Baixa: Comércio Square, shops, central Lisbon architecture
- Bairro Alto / Chiado: Culture, cafés, and nightlife
- Estrela: Estrela Basilica and the lush Jardim da Estrela park
Coffee & Food Stops Along the Way
- Hello, Kristof São Bento: If you’re hopping off near Estrela, make a detour for some of the best house-roasted coffee and minimal vibes in Lisbon — hellokristof.com
- Fábrica Coffee Roasters (Baixa-Chiado): Perfect for grabbing a quality espresso near the city center
- Fauna & Flora (Estrela): Ideal for brunch or a coffee before you hop back on
How to Ride
- Ticket price: €3.10 onboard or €1.65 with a Viva Viagem card
- Purchase in advance: Get a 24-hour public transport pass (€6.60) at metro stations—it includes all trams
- Beware of pickpockets: Especially in tourist-heavy areas like Alfama and Baixa
Best Time to Ride
- Early morning: Before 9AM to avoid queues
- Late evening: After 6PM for fewer crowds and golden-hour views
Photos to Snap
- Tram curving down narrow streets in Alfama
- The tram from above at Miradouro das Portas do Sol
- Yellow tram in contrast with pink or tiled buildings
Tram 28 Lisbon Route is more than transportation—it’s a ride through history, viewpoints, and the rhythm of Lisbon. Worth every rattle and curve.
