If you had limited knowledge about Lisbon before your trip, chances are you still knew of the city’s iconic yellow trams. Lisbon is well connected by trams which crisscross the city, yet none ...

One word of caution: Lisbon's Tram 28 and the Santa Justa Elevator ... as well as Expo Park. Meanwhile, the yellow and blue lines trace Lisbon's main avenues, but are used more by residents ...

Brought from Brazil at the beginning of the 20 th century, coffee soon gained cult status with many turn of the century cafes still visible on the streets of Lisbon today. One such is Abrasileira on ...

These iconic yellow trams are a great way to get around in Lisbon, Portugal Since 1901, the trams, similar to the ones found in San Francisco, have tackled Lisbon’s hills on behalf of pedestrians.

The most charming way to tick off a few sights is by riding the number 28 yellow tram as it rumbles through Lisbon's prettiest and most historic streets. Get a map of the city, a pair of flat ...

What's more, the popular yellow tram provides easy access to Alfama, Lisbon's picturesque historic district. Yes No ...

The famous trams of Lisbon. Trams, aka electricos ... Step aboard the curiously raked, yellow tramcar and pay the driver. But don’t settle in. The 275m ride takes just three minutes.