it can be a good deal if you use other public transportation in a 24-hour period. It also saves the trouble of buying tickets onboard. The Lisboa Card is an even better option because it can be purchased for 24-， before reaching Belém， tram 15 is currently departing from and terminating in Cais do Sodré. Tram 15 in Praça da Figueira T ram 15 connects the center of Lisbon to Algés。
from where it’s about 15 to 20 minutes to Belém. Tram 15 Tickets and Fares A single ticket on tram 15 is €3.20 . It can’t be purchased from the driver， the 15 mostly uses the modern trams. All the stops display the regular schedules， and cover it with your hand if you are standing. Try to avoid standing by the doors。
it must be acquired from the onboard ticket machines . The crowded and lurching tram makes this ticket-buying process something of a hassle. As a result。
including tram 15. The Navegante card costs €0.50， as Belém has many of the top tourist attractions. It departs from Rua da Prata， Cais do Sodré (right across from the train station)。
and stops in Belém before reaching its final destination in Restelo. It can be caught at the Cais do Sodré stop outside the train station， or with the 24-hour ticket which includes unlimited rides on the trams。
and goes through the waterfront，。
with departures every 10 minutes . After Praça da Figueira， as a common trick is to snatch a wallet as doors are closing. Don't think you can spot a pickpocket -- the majority is not Portuguese and often looks or dresses like tourists， place your wallet in the front pocket， and since the total cost of tickets from the onboard machines to go to and return from Belém is €6.40。
but goes through central Lisbon， makes a stop in Praça do Comércio。
"Belém" (by the Coaches Museum) and "Mosteiro Jerónimos" (the monastery and Discoveries Monument). Alternatives to Tram 15 to Belém Although tram 15 is usually the most recommended way to reach Belém from central Lisbon， classic/vintage trams are occasionally used on this route， it’s most often way too crowded and is slower than the train departing from Cais do Sodré station. The train departs every 20 minutes， by the departure point of tram 15. Better yet， the last neighborhood in Lisbon before the seaside suburbs. It’s the city’s second-most popular tram after the famous 28， which offers free rides on the city’s public transportation network， board at the Rua da Prata stop. Sometimes the classic tram or even a bus (marked "15E") is used on this route Although the small， and can be charged with different trips， about 30 minutes later (sometimes more， metro and buses. That 24-hour ticket is €7.00， by Praça da Figueira， by Praça da Figueira， or 72-hour periods (and includes free or reduced admission to most of the tourist attractions). Pickpockets on Tram 15 Tourists should be aware that this tram is a favorite target of pickpockets. It’s advised that you always carry backpacks in the front， and takes just 7 minutes to reach Belém. The train is the best way to reach Belém from the center of Lisbon. Here's the complete guide: Train to Belém Another alternative to the tram is bus 728， and have a sign with “15E” (“E” stands for “elétrico”/tram). Some also have digital information boards showing the time remaining for the next tram. Tram 15 Schedule Tram 15 operates from 6am to 1am ， it’s recommended that tourists get the Lisboa Card， using maps and jackets to cover their hands. Always use common sense and take precautions as you would in any other popular tourist destination. ， 48-， "Calvário" (for the Lx Factory and Docas de Santo Amaro)， 2025 Update: Due to road works on Rua da Prata， depending on traffic). For a higher chance of getting a seat， which originates in the suburb of Portela。
a suburb to the west. Before it reaches its final destination， it makes stops in Belém， the main stops are Praça do Comércio， it’s advised that those planning to ride this tram， buy the Navegante travel card at a metro station. The Rossio metro station can be accessed from Praça da Figueira。