The city’s iconic tram network makes Exploring Lisbon incredibly easy, even with its famously hilly terrain. If you want to experience the charm of Lisbon without the hassle of navigating the steep streets on foot, the trams are your best option. While Tram 28 is a popular choice for visitors, it’s often overcrowded, and pickpockets can be an issue. Instead, opt for Tram 12, which follows a similar route and takes you through the heart of the city’s most historic neighborhoods. This lesser-known tram is far less crowded, allowing you to enjoy the scenic journey easily.
In my book, “Lisbon Explored: Unforgettable Experiences and Endless Charm Await,” on pages 90 to 92, I provide a detailed guide to Lisbon’s tram system. This section includes a list of the city’s trams, route numbers, and the areas they serve. For instance, Tram 12 takes you through the historic neighborhoods of Alfama and Graça, while Tram 15 heads to Belém, home to iconic landmarks like the Jerónimos Monastery. Tram 18 runs along the riverside, and Tram 24 follows a quieter path through lesser-known neighborhoods. Tram 25 offers a scenic journey through Lisbon’s western areas and the famous Tram 28 winds through the city’s most picturesque old quarters. This guide is designed to help readers effortlessly explore Lisbon using its renowned tram network.
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