Lisbon: Guided Tram 28 Route Tuk Tuk Tour

Additional Information & Description

Lisbon’s famous Tram 28 route becomes a two-hour guided ride aboard an electric tuk-tuk. Follow the route through the city’s historic streets without taking the tram itself. The quiet, eco-friendly vehicle handles Lisbon’s hills and narrow streets, letting you take in the sights as you travel between neighborhoods.

From Alfama and Graça to Chiado

The tour starts in Alfama and Graça, where narrow streets and old buildings give you a close look at Lisbon’s ancient neighborhoods. From there, the route moves through Chiado, known for its cultural spots. These districts bring different aspects of the city into the same outing: older residential streets followed by an area associated with cultural life. A stop at Carmo Square adds a place noted for both its historical significance and its architecture.

Views from two Lisbon vantage points

Nossa Senhora do Monte and São Pedro de Alcântara provide views along the route. They add a different perspective to the street-level ride through the neighborhoods, giving you a chance to look across the city rather than only at the buildings beside you. Both viewpoints form part of the itinerary, alongside the streets and square visited during the tour.

A live guide and included extras

The electric tuk-tuk ride includes a live guide, with guiding available in English, French, Portuguese and Spanish. You travel through the route as a guided tour rather than a self-guided ride. Cool-weather blankets are included for the journey, along with liability and personal insurance.

Where to arrive and how to use your ticket

The starting point is 2 Avenida da Liberdade. Arrive 10 minutes before the tour begins; the ride lasts two hours. Tickets are delivered instantly, and smartphone tickets are accepted. Hotel pickup and drop-off are not included, so your arrival and departure arrangements need to take you to and from the starting point.

What the tour does not cover

This ticket covers the guided ride, not admission to the landmarks and monuments along the route. Entry to those sites is excluded, as are tips. The visit therefore centers on traveling through Lisbon’s neighborhoods, seeing the viewpoints and stopping at Carmo Square, rather than touring monument interiors.