[🇵🇹Lisbon] Walking through the city with yellow trams

The yellow tram, a symbol of Lisbon When walking through the city of Lisbon, the classic yellow tram catches your eye. The No. 28 line in particular weaves through the hilly streets of Lisbon, creating a beautiful view that harmonizes with the historic cityscape. The sight of the tram running on the narrow slopes is a sight unique to Lisbon. Cobblestone roads and historic streetscapes The streets of Lisbon where the tram rails run are made of cobblestones, and the streets are filled with a sense of history. The unique sound of the tram echoes with every step, making you feel nostalgic. In particular, walking through the Alfama district, the buildings with white walls decorated with blue azulejos (tiles) and the scenery of laundry swaying in the narrow alleys were impressive. Great view points from high ground Lisbon is a city of slopes. As you walk, you will naturally reach a high ground, and the view from there is also exceptional. I especially recommend the São Jorge Castle and the Santa Luzia observation deck. Looking down from here, you can see the red-roofed buildings and the Tagus River, creating a landscape that looks like a painting. At dusk, the Lisbon cityscape, dyed orange, was very beautiful. Summary Walking through the city of Lisbon, you can feel a unique atmosphere as the yellow trams, cobblestone streets, and historical buildings come together. There are many slopes, so it's important to wear comfortable shoes, but no matter where you walk, there are picturesque views. The charm of Lisbon is that it's not just sightseeing, but also walking around the city itself that is fun. #Walking around Lisbon #Trams #Trip to Lisbon #Trip to Portugal #Afama District #Slopes in Lisbon #Scenery in Lisbon #Castle of São Jorge #Santa Luzia Observatory #Spring 0 yen trip