Lisbon: Historic Hills Tram Tour

Get to know beautiful Lisbon on a historic tram route

Start time: 09:30
Last admission: 10 minutes before closing
Duration: 1h 40mins
Audio guide: Dutch, English, French, German, Italian, Japanese, Mandarin, Portuguese, Russian, Spanish, Swedish

Registered address: Av. Dr. Augusto de Castro 9, 950-082, Lisbon, PT

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Included

24-hour access to the red 'Yellow Bus' trams
24-hour access to Bica, Glória and Lavra funiculars
Tour along the 7 Hills famous for the Tram 28 route
Free access to the Santa Justa elevator
Free access to the regular yellow Carris trams
Discounts on a selection of admission fees to monuments and attractions (with a 'Yellow bus' ticket)

Options in checkout

48-hour ticket

Useful downloads

Hills Tramcar Tour Map

Meeting point

Praça do Comércio, 1100-148, Lisbon

Departures from Praça do Comércio: 9:30 AM – 5:00 PM
The tram departs every 25 minutes
You can take any red tourist tram with the 'Yellow Bus' sign on its top
Please note that at the meeting point there are two queues, one for the 28 public tram and the other for the Hills Tramcar. At the Hills Tramcar route stop you will find two yellow flags marking the correct stop. Be sure to wait for the red tram at this stop

Description

This ticket for the Hills Tram tour gives free access to the tram route for 24 hours, putting the city's best sights at your fingertips! A famous Lisbon experience you don't want to miss.

Get out and explore Lisbon onboard the Hills Tram Tour. Tram 28's route is the longest in Lisbon. The famous 7 Hills Route passes through lots of Lisbon's typical districts, including Baixa, a Graça, and Alfama e Estrela.

With 24-hour access, you'll also love taking it to climb the steep hill from Baixa to the castle and Alfama. The views are great, and only these classic Remodelado trams, commissioned in the 1930s, are able to navigate the inclines and dramatic twists it takes to get about!

Enjoy onboard audio commentary as you cruise up the hills to the Castelo de São Jorge. Then head to Praça da Figueira or Praça do Comércio (Terreiro do Paço) - bustling plazas where locals sell cherry liquor with a smile.

Night owls will love the cocktail-friendly Chiado district, or hip and happening Bairro Alto. From morning to night, you've got Lisbon sorted.

Includes free access to the Elevator Santa Justa, and the traditional funiculars while your ticket lasts.