Lisbon Hills Tramcar Tour

Lisbon Hills Tramcar Tour Route & Stops

Lisbon's tourist sightseeing tram takes you on a route of approximately one and a half hours through the most historic and emblematic neighbourhoods of the Portuguese capital. Throughout the journey, you'll be kept entertained and informed with explanations about the places you pass thanks to an English language audioguide.

The route passes some of the most important places in Lisbon's history, including Alfama, the city's oldest district, where you'll be able to admire the impressive Lisbon Cathedral and the Praca do Comercio, the historic square near the banks of the river Tagus. 

What's more, there are nine different stops along the way, and you can hop on and hop off at any of them to explore the city at your own pace. The stops are as follows: Praça do Comércio, Martim Moniz, Gracia, Portas do Sol, Sé, Conceição, Camões, Estrela and again the central and famous Praça do Comércio.

How does it work?

During the period of validity, you can hop on and hop off the different tramcars along the route as many times as you'd like, allowing you to tailor your tour to your own needs and interests. So, arriving at the Camoes stop, you can get off, visit the Santa Justa Lift (ticket included!) and then hop back on one of the trams that arrive next. This is the most typical means of transport in the city, taking you from one side to the other, there's no better way to get around!

Your ticket will be valid for 24 hours from the time of first use, for example, if you first use it on Monday at 1 pm, it will be valid until the Tuesday at 1 pm.

Operating times

From April 15th to October: between 9 am and 7 pm. The trams run every 20 minutes.
From November to April 14th: between 9 am and 5:30 pm. The trams run every 25 minutes.

Additional benefits

As well as unlimited use on Carris trams for 24 hours, this ticket gives you a number of other fantastic benefits and discounts to help you make the most of your trip to Lisbon.

• Free entry to the Santa Justa Lift.
• Free use of the city's traditional funicular railways.
• Ticket for the Aerobus, the bus that connects Lisbon city centre to the airport.
• Discounts at selected monuments, museums and other tourist attractions.