Tram 28

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Tram 28

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Avoiding Crowds

Start at Campo Ourique to avoid crowds and enjoy a comfortable ride. 1

Arrive early in the morning to avoid queues and crowds. 2

Catch an early ride to avoid crowds and get the best views. 3

Safety and Security

Beware of pickpockets, best enjoyed outside rush hours. 4

Beware of pickpockets and avoid carrying valuables on the tram. 5

Ticket and Card Tips

Use a 24-hour metro card for unlimited rides. Arrive early to avoid crowds. 6

Use the Lisbon Card for a free ticket on this iconic tram ride. 7

Use the Lisbon card for the ride or ensure you have change for the ticket vending machines. 8

Sightseeing and Experience

A convenient and picturesque way to see the city. Expect crowds. 9

A must-do for families to explore the city in a unique way. 10

A great way to see the city and reach Alfama's stunning viewpoints. 11

Great for taking photos and seeing the city. 12

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History

📜 Inception: Tram 28 was inaugurated in 1914 as part of Lisbon's modernization efforts.
🐴 Transition: It replaced horse-drawn carriages, becoming a key part of the city's public transport.
⚡ Electric Trams: The first electric trams were introduced in 1901, with Tram 28 starting in 1914.
🕰️ Vintage Charm: The trams used today are vintage models from the 1930s, maintaining their historic look.
🏛️ Preservation: Efforts to preserve its original appearance have made Tram 28 a major tourist attraction.

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Route and Stops

🗺️ Length: The route is approximately 7 kilometers long with over 30 stops.
🏰 Martim Moniz: Starting point, known for its multicultural atmosphere and view of the castle.
⛪ Graça: Offers access to several viewpoints and the church and convent of Graça.
🏛️ Alfama: Lisbon's oldest neighborhood, rich in history and culture.
⛪ Estrela Basilica: Known for its stunning Baroque and Neoclassical architecture.
🛍️ Chiado: A vibrant district with shops, theaters, and cafes.

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Tickets and Pricing

💶 Single Ticket: Costs €3.00 and can be purchased from the driver.
🎫 Viva Viagem Card: Offers a reduced fare of €1.50 per ride.
🕒 24-Hour Pass: Available for €6.45, allowing unlimited travel on public transport.
🆓 Lisboa Card: Provides free rides on Tram 28 and other public transport.
💳 Payment: Tickets can be bought on board, but using a prepaid card is recommended.

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Best Times to Ride

🌅 Early Morning: Best time to avoid crowds and secure a seat.
🌙 Late Evening: Another good time to ride with fewer passengers.
🚶‍♂️ Starting Points: Begin at Campo de Ourique for a better chance of getting a seat.
⏰ Avoid Midday: Trams are most crowded from mid-morning to evening.
📅 Weekdays: Less crowded compared to weekends, especially in the morning.

Safety Tips

👀 Watch Valuables: Be cautious of pickpockets, especially in crowded trams.
👜 Minimal Luggage: Avoid bringing large bags or strollers due to limited space.
🚶‍♀️ Hold On: The ride can be bumpy, so hold on tight if standing.
🔒 Secure Belongings: Keep bags and personal items close to you at all times.
🛑 Be Aware: Stay alert and use common sense precautions in busy areas.

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Travel Information
🌐 Website: https://www.carris.pt/

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