The emblematic tram 28

It stops at the most picturesque sights of Lisbon

you might find crowds waiting patiently for it

to get to the Cathedral Se de Lisboa

or to the Museum of Decorative Arts in Alfama

you can stay on it and admire the lovely old houses and cobbled streets of the city

or stop and have a glimpse of the city's patron saint St Vincent of Saragossa

then you can get lost walking through a labyrinth of narrow streets

discover secret exits

beautiful facades

strange little fellows welcoming you at the entrance of a house

old hidden fountains

broken dolls still waiting on a balcony

and street signs made from decorative tiles

later you can visit the Fado Museum and -who knows- perhaps there will be a live performance out of the blue and you'll have the chance to listen to this special kind of nostalgic and sad music