Lisbon has a developed transport infrastructure, but the old yellow trams noisily passing through its narrow and steep streets give this city a special charm and charm.
The most popular route of the capital of Portugal is tram number 28, which passes through the entire historical center and the main attractions of the city. The tram route covers very beautiful places, such as: Commerce Square, Se Cathedral, St. George's Castle, Santa Luzia Viewpoint, Basilica da Estrela and much more.
The old wooden trailers of tram 28 were technically modernized, but their original external and internal appearance was preserved to the maximum. These small trams are quite noisy, start sharply, turn or brake, so the ride on them cannot be called comfortable (especially if you got standing places).
Route No. 28 is highly promoted and it is not so easy to get on it during peak tourist hours. The popularity of this route attracts petty thieves and pickpockets, so be sure to keep an eye on your belongings, phones, and wallets.
A one-way ticket for tram 28 costs 2.85 euros (can also be bought from the driver), but it is best to buy a 24-hour ticket for 6 euros, which includes travel by tram, metro and bus.
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The most popular route of the capital of Portugal is tram number 28, which passes through the entire historical center and the main attractions of the city. The tram route covers very beautiful places, such as: Commerce Square, Se Cathedral, St. George's Castle, Santa Luzia Viewpoint, Basilica da Estrela and much more.
The old wooden trailers of tram 28 were technically modernized, but their original external and internal appearance was preserved to the maximum. These small trams are quite noisy, start sharply, turn or brake, so the ride on them cannot be called comfortable (especially if you got standing places).
Route No. 28 is highly promoted and it is not so easy to get on it during peak tourist hours. The popularity of this route attracts petty thieves and pickpockets, so be sure to keep an eye on your belongings, phones, and wallets.
A one-way ticket for tram 28 costs 2.85 euros (can also be bought from the driver), but it is best to buy a 24-hour ticket for 6 euros, which includes travel by tram, metro and bus.
Want to see with your own eyes - tours to Portugal, Travel Agency "Hot Line", www. hot. com. ua, +38(044)592-24-26, +38(050)418-7505, +38(067)440-3682
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