Take the Lisbon tram number 28,
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Travel with a guide on yellow tram number 28, Lisbon's specialty and the city's representative means of transportation. If you take tram number 28, you can more comfortably travel to major tourist attractions in Lisbon, which are difficult to navigate due to the hills. If you haven't decided where you want to go on your trip to Portugal, try a tram & walking tour! Visit famous attractions such as the Monastery of Saint-Vicente-de-Fora and the National Pantheon.

Because you are accompanied by a guide, you can visit the main attractions in detail and listen to interesting commentary on them, which is beneficial. Saturdays are also special because you can visit Lisbon's oldest flea market, Feira da Ladra. Walk through the alleyways of the Alfama district and experience the life of local Portuguese people.

Travel like a local

On Tuesdays and Saturdays, take a slow walking tour to experience the lively atmosphere of Feira da Ladra, Lisbon's oldest flea market, visit Se de Lisboa, a medieval cathedral that hides and reveals almost 1,000 years of history, and take a closer look at historic buildings. In particular, you can tour like a local by wandering through Alfama's maze of streets and alleys, along narrow and steep streets that lead to beautiful small squares.