Taking A Ride On The Famous Tram Eléctrico E28 In Lisbon | One Of The World's Steepest Inclines

Lisbon’s famous 28E tram braves some of the world’s steepest inclines in style as it trundles between the old town and the downtown. Usually, the Eléctrico 28 would be packed with tourists from all over the world, but because of covid-19 there aren’t very many people here to enjoy the beautiful ride at the moment. Line 28E is one of Lisbon’s oldest tram lines - taking you on an enchanting journey through the Portuguese capital, rumbling past landmarks even older than the line itself.
#Lisbon #E28 #Portugal
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[@rext8949]

Beautiful country, city. The tram is indeed a relaxed way to see the sights of the city. Long live the tram.

[@MichalBergseth-AmitopiaTV]

This tram line got so many emotions to it. It is a remarkable way in both travel and engineering. Yes, trams can go uphill!

[@valerianardelean9235]

DW Euromax is surely giving me lots of bucket list ideas

[@maryymendes]

Oh, I miss Lisbon. I recognized so many places from weekends with friends known places from my way to the university. Great and fun city

[@patrickfitzgerald2861]

I intended to spend this summer in Portugal. How amazing to see Lisbon so empty! Oh well, maybe next year.

[@timosha21]

Well done video! I am a tram and I love watching my brothers in action!

[@arkapadia]

Lisbon in my must visit list !!

[@nedadmemic8199]

The world's most beautiful tram line...

[@luismarques9280]

Defenitely

[@communism_is_based]

Lisboa é linda!

[@t75milano]

Lisbon is a beautiful city. Will definitely go back. Went on this tram as part of my to-do list. Get the train to cascais, estoril and belem too. Pickpockets were a warning for this tram but you just need to keep your wits.

[@thudor1]

This may be the first time I could really hear how different European and Brazilian Portuguese are!!

[@MrParees]

Lots of love from India.....one day definitely will take ride on Lisbon tram 🚃

[@pradeepjames408]

Looks like a fairytale ride Route E28, beyond travel good coverage

[@nbell63]

"Sometimes, it passes buildings so closeLY..."
- remember, adverbs need love, too.
That said, an excellent travelogue.

[@catrielmiami]

What do you mean? I love to learn new English skills, is wrong the way it was said?

[@manuellopez417]

Excellent video. Fantastic city .

[@adeliamonteiro7644]

Amo te lisboa minha Linda cidade ❤❤❤❤

[@lgbtaresins]

Wow it’s so beautiful

[@ml9849]

0:45 Perhaps wise not to do that.
3:14 The man actually says: 'Inverting [the lever], it recovers electricity from the wheels as brake'. Sorry subtitles, but the wheels don't move in the opposite direction to brake in any vehicle on land.

[@DennisSantos]

He meant the wheels oppose the tram's forward motion.

[@debottambasumusic5418]

❤ From India 🇮🇳

[@johncourtneidge]

T'obrigad!

[@jeffdawson2786]

28E. The “E” stands for “Excelente” !

[@sunnymas2656]

Movie good made. With good informations and good narrated.
Also good movie cut.
It looks like a short version of a longer documentary.
But its euromax = make it shorter, to send more different about europe.

[@sachinchendwankar8860]

I saw it in Money Heist it's very beautiful

[@suevialania]

💚❤️🇵🇹👍🏻

[@RadOnion48]

How many trams are there in Lisbon

[@lmlmd2714]

Rio has Cristo Redentor, and there's lots of copycats. Only Lisbon has the electricos.

[@emilywong4601]

Glad to see people wearing masks.

[@FifthContinentMusic]

@Eff dees I fully agree. Masks are totally useless.

[@johncourtneidge]

Fools.

[@realLuisGiordano]

Original Portuguese is quite hard to understand,

[@luismarques9280]

?????

[@nathandebartolo8330]

I thought he was speaking German. I had to remind myself this is Portugal.

[@luismarques9280]

@@nathandebartolo8330 You have no clue ....German?

[@bernardslaundry3879]

@@luismarques9280 It sounded like German to me also. Very different from Brazilian Portuguese in any case.

[@luismarques9280]

@@bernardslaundry3879 Really??? That is a nonsence...Portuguese is completely diferent....

[@dh00mketu]

Risky for kids on streets.

[@luismarques9280]

????

[@sivispacemparabellum395]

@@luismarques9280 Há cada um 🤦‍♂️!
Danger to kids says the guy who doesn't know shite about our trams or even our Culture.
It's danger to kids says the guy who doesn't know that the trams are one of the most secure transportation in Portugal (Old or new trams)!
This kind of the people think we are stupid for sure! I think he should do a research for Lisbon Trams and how many accidents that trams had with kids for more than 100 years! 🤷‍♂️
Abraço de Lisboa Olivais Sul, cheers.

[@Duck-wc9de]

they arent. they are noisy and can break faster than a car. when I was a kid I was afraid of beeing killed by one because I saw how fast the go, but once I moved definitively to lisbon I realized it isnt a big deal

[@lleander_]

@@Duck-wc9de noisy and break faster than a car? Meanwhile in my city: cars look like a piece of junk after a tram crash while the tram is still in a kinda good condition.
Can’t really agree on the noisy part too, at least from my experience. Our trams are quite and only make noises on switches and sharp curves. I mean, they come every 5-10 minutes while cars pass my building the whole time.