Coisas para fazer em Tram 28

非常方便，可以在机场直接取车，并且可以游览更多地方。

A very beautiful place, worth taking your time to explore and take photos. Even if you've already bought tickets, you'll still need to queue for about half an hour to enter. It's recommended to bring an umbrella or a hat. After your visit, remember to go nearby to eat Portuguese tarts – they're super delicious.

The tour guide talked to us about the history of Portugal, took thoughtful and intelligent care of our group members, and drove safely and steadily. The entire trip was relaxed and enjoyable, and they also took us to great photo spots. We happily completed the journey with a sip of sour cherry liqueur as the sun set over Óbidos.

Show the QR code for direct entry, it's convenient and simple. There are two floors to visit inside, not many exhibits, mostly for outdoor photography.

Joana was our guide. She was amazing! We did the two-hour tour and asked her about different areas – she was very knowledgeable and knew some hidden spots. We asked her if she could show us her favorite ginjinha spot, and she took us to the cutest place. After trying a few others, it really was the best.

4 horas imersivas com o José (Joe) a explorar Lisboa. O sentido de humor do Joe, as suas excelentes perspetivas e a partilha de anedotas pessoais fizeram Lisboa ganhar vida. Ele foi paciente com as nossas perguntas, esforçou-se ao máximo para explicar e entreter-nos com as suas informações privilegiadas, fazendo as horas passarem a voar. Sentimo-nos seguros sob a sua condução experiente.

I purchased a 48-hour pass for my 3-night, 4-day stay in Lisbon. It's best to manage its use carefully as it activates from the first tap. It's well worth it given the many cobblestone streets and hills. You'll definitely get your money's worth with the comprehensive facilities included. However, a lot of walking is required.

I stayed in Lisbon for 5 days, so I exchanged my 72-hour pass at the tourist information center and used it. It turned out to be a great decision! Not only does it grant free admission to major tourist attractions like Jerónimos Monastery, Belém Tower, and São Jorge Castle, but it also allows unlimited rides on the subway, trams, and cable cars with just one pass. Lisbon has many hills, so being able to easily take a tram or elevator even for short distances was a real lifesaver physically. I used one of the three days for a day trip to Sintra, and since the round-trip fare for CP (national railway) is also included, I think it offers the best value for money. The system of counting 72 hours from the "time of first use" rather than the date was also efficient and prevented waste. If you're planning to thoroughly explore Lisbon, I definitely recommend it!