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Name: Lisbon: Historic Hills Tram Tour
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Book Lisbon: Historic Hills Tram Tour tickets in Lisbon, Portugal. Compare 2 ticket options from S$22.73. Hop on the bright red Historic Hills Tram and ride the Bica, Glória and Lavra funiculars. E-tickets sent after verification.

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Adults & children

Duration

The 24-hour ticket allows you to explore Lisbon at your own pace, typically spen...

Best time

Spring (March to May) and autumn (September to October) offer the most pleasant...

Opening hours

Start time: 09:30

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Highlights

Hop on the bright red Historic Hills Tram and ride the Bica, Glória and Lavra funiculars
Use your ticket day or night to tour Baixa, Graça, Alfama, and Estrela
Enjoy the historic part of Lisbon with 24-hour access to the trams

About Lisbon: Historic Hills Tram Tour

Hop aboard the iconic red Hills Tram and discover Lisbon's most enchanting neighborhoods with a full 24 hours of unlimited rides. From the winding streets of Alfama to the sun-drenched hills of Graça, this pass puts Lisbon's historic heart right at your fingertips.

Local Legends & Stories

Tram 28 has been clattering through Lisbon's streets since 1957 and is beloved by locals as the city's most iconic symbol. The colorful Remodelado trams were originally commissioned in the early 20th century and have become a living piece of Portuguese heritage.

Must Do Experiences

Ride the legendary Tram 28 through the narrow, cobblestone lanes of Alfama and witness the stunning Tagus River views from the heights
Climb the steep Bica and Glória funiculars for a thrilling ride straight up Lisbon's famous hills
Explore the Baixa district's grand squares and architecture, then wander into the bohemian charm of Estrela
Enjoy free access to the Santa Justa Lift and soak in panoramic views over the city's terracotta rooftops

Hidden Gems

Catch the tram early in the morning around 7am to ride in near solitude and photograph the city waking up
Hop off at the Graça viewpoint (Miradouro da Graça) for one of the best sunset spots in Lisbon, often overlooked by tourists
Take the funiculars during the golden hour for magical photos with the warm light bathing the historic tiles and hillsides

What Makes it Special

A full 24-hour pass gives you the freedom to hop on and off the iconic trams at your own pace, anytime day or night
Includes free rides on the Bica, Glória, and Lavra funiculars plus the Santa Justa Lift — savings that quickly pay for themselves
Combines the famous Tram 28 route with Lisbon's hill-climbing funiculars for a complete and authentic transit experience

Available Facilities

Air-conditioned trams Funiculars Santa Justa Lift access Tourist information points Nearby restrooms at major stops

Perfect Timing

When to visit for the best experience

Spring (March to May) and autumn (September to October) offer the most pleasant weather for exploring Lisbon's hills on foot and by tram. For fewer crowds and a more relaxed experience, consider riding early in the morning or during the late evening hours.

Photography Guide

Capture the perfect shots

Position yourself near the front or back of Tram 28 for the best framed shots of Lisbon's tiled facades and winding streets
Golden hour, especially just before sunset, bathes the city in warm light perfect for capturing Alfama's dramatic rooftops
Use the funiculars' open sides to get dynamic low-angle shots of the steep hills and historic architecture

Cultural Etiquette

Respect local customs and traditions

Portuguese people are warm and appreciative of even basic greetings in Portuguese — try saying 'bom dia' (good morning) or 'obrigado' (thank you) Tipping is not expected on public transport, but rounding up the fare or leaving small change is a kind gesture Respect the local pace — Lisbonians enjoy leisurely meals and conversations, so don't rush through the neighborhoods

Special Events & Experiences

Enhanced experiences and seasonal highlights

Festa de Santo António in June transforms Lisbon with street decorations, grilled sardines, and lively processions through Alfama
Nossa Senhora do Monte festival in August features a traditional procession and fireworks over the Graça hilltop
Christmas markets and holiday lights illuminate Baixa and Chiado, creating a magical atmosphere for evening tram rides

Important Guidelines & Safety

Essential safety information and guidelines

Keep your belongings secure and close, especially on the crowded Tram 28 where pickpocketing is common in tourist-heavy areas
Wear comfortable, sturdy shoes as the hills and cobblestone streets can be slippery and uneven
Stay aware of your surroundings when using the funiculars, especially during peak hours when they can become very packed

Visitor Information

Entry Fee

The ticket provides 24-hour access to the Hills Tram route and includes discounts on selected monuments and attractions. Additional savings are available with free entry to the Santa Justa Lift and other funiculars during the ticket's validity period.

Visit Duration

The 24-hour ticket allows you to explore Lisbon at your own pace, typically spending 4 to 6 hours enjoying the full tram and funicular experience. You can extend your exploration over multiple stops throughout the day and evening.

Accessibility

Most historic trams and funiculars have limited accessibility due to their vintage design and narrow steps. The Santa Justa Lift is fully accessible and provides an excellent alternative for visitors with mobility challenges.

Overview

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.

Lisbon: Historic Hills Tram Tour gallery

Important Information

Opening Hours

Start time: 09:30

What's Included

24-hour access to the red 'Yellow Bus' tram
Free access to Santa Justa lift and other funiculars during ticket validity
Discounts on a selection of admission fees to monuments and attractions (with a 'Yellow bus' ticket)

Not Included

Santa Justa Lift (viewpoint not included)

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Show your mobile or printed voucher at the venue.

Show your smartphone ticket each time you board a tram. You can take any red tourist tram with the Yellow Bus sign on its top and you can get on and off at any stop you want. Operating Hours June - September: Daily 09:30 - 19:00 October - May: Daily 09:30 - 17:30 Departure every 30 minutes Hills Tram Stops Praça do Comércio - Praça da Figueira - Martim Moniz - Graça - Portas do Sol - Sé - Conceição - Camões - Estrela - Praça do Comércio More Information:Age: 4 - 10

Location

1100-148 Lisbon

Lisbon: Historic Hills Tram Tour ticket price 2026

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Lisbon: Historic Hills Tram Tour starting ticket price by currency
Currency	From (per person)
Singapore dollar (SGD)	SGD 22.73
Indian rupee (INR)	INR 1,720
Philippine peso (PHP)	PHP 1,110
Malaysian ringgit (MYR)	MYR 72.51
US dollar (USD)	USD 17.75
Indonesian rupiah (IDR)	IDR 317,170

Other currencies are converted from SGD at HolidaySG's daily exchange rates for reference; you pay in the currency shown at checkout. Updated 13 Oct 2026.

Lisbon: Historic Hills Tram Tour Opening Hours

Start time: 09:30

Lisbon: Historic Hills Tram Tour — Frequently Asked Questions

You can expect 24-hour access to the 7 Hills Route aboard classic 1930s Remodelado trams, passing through typical districts like Baixa, Graça, Alfama, and Estrela with onboard audio. The tour allows you to easily navigate Lisbon's steep hills and dramatic twists while enjoying great views of the city.

Riding Tram 28 provides a unique way to experience Lisbon, as the classic 1930s Remodelado trams are specifically designed to navigate the steep inclines and dramatic twists of the 7 Hills Route. The 24-hour ticket allows you to explore typical districts such as Baixa, Graça, Alfama, and Estrela at your own pace.

The ticket includes 24-hour unlimited access to the Tram 28 route and onboard audio commentary detailing the history of the passing districts.

The ticket provides unlimited hop-on, hop-off access to the tram route for a continuous 24-hour period starting from your first validation.

You can board Tram 28 at any designated stop along its route, with popular starting points including Martim Moniz near Praça da Figueira or Campo de Ourique.

No, the 1930s Remodelado trams feature steep, narrow steps and tight interior spaces, making them unsuitable for wheelchairs and large strollers.

To avoid the largest crowds and secure a seat, it is best to board early in the morning before 9:00 AM or later in the evening after 7:00 PM.

You must present either a printed copy or a digital version of your voucher on your mobile device to validate your ticket upon first boarding.

The route features steep inclines, sharp turns, and sudden stops on cobblestone streets, which may trigger motion sickness in sensitive individuals.

Keep your valuables secured and close to your body, as crowded trams in tourist areas like Alfama and Baixa are known hotspots for pickpockets.

The route navigates through the historic districts of Baixa, Graça, Alfama, and Estrela, passing near landmarks like Castelo de São Jorge and Praça da Figueira.

About Lisbon: Historic Hills Tram Tour

Departures from Praça do Comércio: 9:30 AM – 18:45 PM and The tram departs every 25 minutes.

A Comprehensive Lisbon Experience

24-Hour Access: Your ticket gives you unlimited access to the Hills Tram Tour for 24 hours, allowing you to explore the city's best sights at your own pace.

Iconic Tram 28 Route

Longest Route: Ride the longest tram route in Lisbon, the famous Tram 28, known for its scenic journey through the city's historic neighborhoods.

Classic Trams: Travel in the charming Remodelado trams, commissioned in the 1930s, which are uniquely suited to navigate Lisbon's steep hills and sharp turns.

Historic Districts and Landmarks

Baixa: Explore the bustling downtown area with its grand plazas and historic architecture.

Graça: Discover this picturesque district known for its viewpoints and vibrant community.

Alfama: Wander through the oldest neighborhood in Lisbon, characterized by narrow streets, traditional Fado music, and historical charm.

Estrela: Visit the beautiful Estrela Basilica and the lush Jardim da Estrela.

Climb to Castelo de São Jorge

Steep Hill Access: Use the tram to easily climb the steep hill from Baixa to the Castelo de São Jorge and Alfama, offering stunning views over Lisbon.

Onboard Commentary: Enjoy informative audio commentary that provides historical context and interesting facts about the landmarks you pass.

Vibrant Plazas

Praça da Figueira: A lively square where you can immerse yourself in local life, with vendors selling cherry liquor and other treats.

Praça do Comércio (Terreiro do Paço): A grand waterfront plaza perfect for a leisurely stroll or enjoying a drink at one of the many cafes.

Nightlife and Entertainment

Chiado District: Visit this trendy area known for its shops, cafes, and cocktail bars, perfect for an evening out.

Bairro Alto: Experience Lisbon's vibrant nightlife in this hip neighborhood, filled with bars, restaurants, and live music venues.

Scenic Views and Local Culture

Panoramic Views: Enjoy breathtaking views of the city as you ride up the hills, especially from the Castelo de São Jorge.

Local Flavor: Engage with the local culture and traditions, from enjoying a glass of cherry liquor to listening to Fado music in Alfama.

Keep your belongings secure and close, especially on the crowded Tram 28 where pickpocketing is common in tourist-heavy areas

Wear comfortable, sturdy shoes as the hills and cobblestone streets can be slippery and uneven

Stay aware of your surroundings when using the funiculars, especially during peak hours when they can become very packed

Portuguese people are warm and appreciative of even basic greetings in Portuguese — try saying 'bom dia' (good morning) or 'obrigado' (thank you)

Tipping is not expected on public transport, but rounding up the fare or leaving small change is a kind gesture

Respect the local pace — Lisbonians enjoy leisurely meals and conversations, so don't rush through the neighborhoods

Position yourself near the front or back of Tram 28 for the best framed shots of Lisbon's tiled facades and winding streets

Golden hour, especially just before sunset, bathes the city in warm light perfect for capturing Alfama's dramatic rooftops

Use the funiculars' open sides to get dynamic low-angle shots of the steep hills and historic architecture

Air-conditioned trams
Funiculars
Santa Justa Lift access
Tourist information points
Nearby restrooms at major stops

Lisbon: Historic Hills Tram Tour — Common Questions

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Start time: 09:30

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Lisbon: Historic Hills Tram Tour is located at 1100-148 Lisbon. Check the location section below for directions and a map.

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