One of Lisbon’s most recognizable symbols, the egg-yolk-yellow Tram 28, weaves through the city’s narrow, winding streets, offering a unique perspective on the Portuguese capital. This historic tram connects a series of notable landmarks, including the imposing São Jorge Castle, the grand Sé Cathedral, and the serene Jardim da Estrela park. Visitors can experience the charm of Lisbon’s old neighborhoods as the tram clatters along, making it a popular and cost-effective way to explore the city’s rich cultural tapestry.
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