The trams of Lisbon are more than vehicles; they are the city’s storytellers, carrying whispers of history up and down the steep, cobbled streets. Tram 28, the most famous of all, snakes through the capital like a golden thread, weaving together Lisbon’s diverse neighborhoods, and is especially popular for its scenic journey through historic districts like Alfama, Baixa, and Graça.
The "Remodelado" trams, introduced in the 1930s, became iconic with their bright yellow color and ability to navigate narrow, winding streets. Many of these vintage trams are still in use.
