This would be one of the weirdest tourist attaction I've ever encountered.
Seen it. Took a ride on it.
In Lisbon, Portugal, Tram 28 is a popular public transport that promises its passenger a ride that does not disappoint.
Built on the natural slopes and hills that forms the city, the ride gives you a quick sight tour on all the major attractions of the city: monuments, churches, gardens, etc and in some ways, as the Lonely Planet guidebook suggested, does feel like roller coaster ride.
going down, down, down~
Joining me on this ride was a friend from London who flew down for a 3d2n to see the city with me.
andrew and i
What's absurd, is that you don't need to pay exceptional fee for a tourist tram, Tram 28 is a local public transport that has been running since the late 80s and is still winding through the old city of Lisbon; a ride will only cost you €2.85. Hah!
Let the ride begins!
downhill
uphill
Tram driver whom I couldn't understand.
At the top of the hill, we had the most magnificient view of the harbour city of Lisbon.
saw some people chilling on a rooftop bar on another building. NICE!
is this the famous Alfama street?
Don't forget to take the roller coaster Tram 28 whenever you visit Lisbon in Portugal. ;)
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