Lisbon: Tram 28 & 24-Hour Pass with Audio Guide

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One ticket gets you Tram 28, three funiculars, and a day loose in Lisbon

You get entry to Tram 28 with a smartphone audio guide, plus unlimited 24-hour access to Lisbon's public transport — Santa Justa Lift, Bica Funicular, Glória Funicular, and the entire metro and bus network. Ride at your own pace, hop on and off as you please, and explore neighborhoods most tourists miss. No fixed itinerary, no group, no pressure to move faster than you want to.

Step-by-step itinerary

Explore Lisbon with Tram 28 and lifts

Ride Tram 28 unlimited times
Visit Santa Justa Lift viewpoint
Use Funicular of Glória unlimited times
Use Funicular of Bica unlimited times

The Experience

"The tram, she knows every corner," a regular told me as I boarded — and he wasn't wrong. Tram 28 winds through neighborhoods most visitors never find, climbing from the riverside up through Alfama and Graça, past laundry strung between buildings and small bars where locals sit for hours. The audio guide plays through your phone, so you're not tethered to a device or a group; you listen when you want, skip ahead, or just watch the city roll past the window. The whole route takes about 45 minutes if you ride it straight through, but the pass lets you hop off whenever something catches your eye — a church doorway, a tile-covered wall, a café that looks like it's been there since 1950.

What makes this work is the 24-hour pass bundled in. Beyond Tram 28, you get unlimited rides on Lisbon's entire public transport network, which means the Santa Justa Lift — that iron cage elevator that climbs seven stories and opens onto the Baixa district from above — costs you nothing extra. Same with the Bica Funicular and the Glória Funicular, both of which haul you up steep hills that would otherwise leave your legs burning. You're not locked into a schedule or a route; you can take the tram to one neighborhood, ride a funicular up to a viewpoint, then catch a bus or metro to somewhere else entirely. It's the kind of freedom that makes a city feel like yours instead of like a checklist.

The audio guide is genuinely useful — not the kind that talks over every street corner, but one that gives you real history and context for the places Tram 28 passes. You learn why certain neighborhoods look the way they do, which buildings matter, what the tiles mean. It's the difference between watching the city and understanding it a little. And because it's on your phone, you can pause it, rewind, or turn it off if you'd rather just sit and look. The pass itself is valid for 24 hours from when you activate it, so you can start in the morning and ride into the evening, or save the tram for late afternoon when the light gets golden and the crowds thin out.

What’s included

Tram 28 ticket with unlimited rides, audio guide for Tram 28 accessible on your smartphone, 24-hour pass for all Lisbon public transport (metro, buses, tram), Santa Justa Lift ticket, Bica Funicular ticket, Glória Funicular ticket, and Lavra Funicular ticket.

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Operated by Book & Tour

Is this one for you?Pick this if you want to see Lisbon's older neighborhoods and hilltop views without buying separate tickets for each attraction or figuring out the transport system — the 24-hour pass and audio guide handle both, leaving you free to wander and stop whenever something interests you.