Tram 28 & Bairro Alto
Lisbon, Portugal
About This Activity
Ride the famous Tram 28 (€3.30 single ticket, or €1.72 with Navegante Zapping card) through Lisbon's steepest hills, passing churches, viewpoints, and picturesque neighborhoods. End in Bairro Alto, the bohemian quarter known for rooftop bars, vintage boutiques, and lively nightlife. Visit the Miradouro de São Pedro de Alcântara for sunset views.
Seasonal note: Best in shoulder season; avoid summer midday when trams are packed and queues long. Ride before 9am or after 7pm in summer, or take Tuk-Tuk as alternative.
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