A guide to tram travel in Lisbon, a famous tourist city in Portugal, suitable for checking in and taking photos📸

#MarchGoodPlaces2025 Lisbon, Portugal is a world-famous tourist resort city. Every day, thousands of tourists come here for sightseeing and vacation. The best way to experience Lisbon is to take the number 28 tram. Tram No. 28 (Eléctrico 28) began in the 1930s. It connects the east and west ends of the city, passing through historical districts such as Alfama, Baixa, and Graça. The entire journey is about 7 kilometers and the journey time is 40-50 minutes. The tram travels through alleys that are only wide enough for one car to pass through. Looking out from the windows of the wooden vintage carriage, red roofs, cobblestone streets and ancient churches keep flashing by, which is a beautiful sight. The following sites have highlights that you cannot miss: 1. Martim Moniz Station – the starting point of bustle Line 28 usually departs from here. There are Asian, African and European restaurants in the square, showing the diverse culture of Lisbon. 2. Graça Station – Best viewing platform Get off the bus and walk for 2 minutes to the Miradouro da Graça Viewpoint, where you can overlook the whole of Lisbon. Nearby is the Monastery of St. Vincent, which houses exquisite Portuguese tile murals. 3. Portas do Sol Station – The Soul of Alfama This is where the Miradouro de Santa Luzia viewpoint is located, a terrace surrounded by purple bougainvillea overlooking the Tagus River. 4. Sé Station – Lisbon Cathedral Sé Catedral, the oldest church in Lisbon, has a classic curve in front of its door that the tram must pass through. Any photo of it is a postcard-quality picture. 5. Praça Luís de Camões – Where trendy meets vintage On one side there are literary bookstores and century-old cafes, and on the other side is a bustling bar street, which is especially lively at night. The famous Café A Brasileira was the favorite of the poet Pessoa. 6. Campo Ourique Station – A Food Paradise at the Terminal The terminus of Line 28 is Campo de Ourique, which has few tourists but is home to many local delicacies. We recommend going to Campo de Ourique market to try authentic Portuguese egg tarts, paella and grilled sardines.