Lisbon Tram Ride
Tour the City in Style on One of Its Famous Trams Ride one of Lisbon's famous trams through the city’s seven hills, accompanied by the rhythmic sounds of Fado . Lisbon’s trams have been getting Lisboetas around the city since 1873. Horse-drawn versions were replaced with electric ones in 1902. You will ride in one of their present-day descendants. Join your guide for a panoramic tour, riding one of the city's iconic trams. Pass the Belém Tower, then stop for photos at the towering Monument to the Discoveries and the elegantly styled Jerónimos Monastery. Board your tram on the other side of the city in Estrela Square. You will pass the São Bento Palace, home of the Portuguese Parliament, Black Horse Square and the Se Cathedral. As you traverse the atmospheric streets, you will enjoy the sounds of fado played on a traditional Portuguese guitar, and a glass of port—the signature wine of Portugal—all served by a hostess dressed in a traditional Minhota costume. * Easy - Walking portions are generally over easy surfaces with few steps or inclines. Total time walking or standing is normally not longer than 1.5 hours.
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