Visiting Tram 28: what to know
- Time to spend
- About 45 minutes end to end
- Tickets
- Pay on board or use a Viva Viagem card or contactless; no booking
- Best time
- Early morning or evening to avoid long queues
- Getting there
- Board at Martim Moniz or Campo de Ourique (Prazeres) terminals
Lisbon itineraries with Tram 28
Tram 28 is on day 1
Tram 28 is on day 1
Tram 28 is on day 14
Day 1 of Lisbon, Sintra and the coast in 5 days
Alfama and the Baixa
How Tram 28 fits into a day.- 9:00São Jorge CastleAlfama
- 11:00Alfama lanes and Miradouro de Santa LuziaAlfama
- 14:00Tram 28Lisbon
- 16:00Praça do ComércioBaixa
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Tram 28 FAQs
How do I avoid the Tram 28 queue?
Ride early in the morning or in the evening, or board at the Campo de Ourique end, where lines are usually shorter.
Is Tram 28 running normally?
Sections are sometimes cut short for works, with replacement buses. Check Carris service notices before you go.
