My wife and I recently visited Lisbon and thoroughly enjoyed all that there to see and do. We spent... read more
Carris Museum was created in 1999. First tram-N°100 dates from 1873 and was pulled by... read more
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My wife and I recently visited Lisbon and thoroughly enjoyed all that there to see and do. We spent the first five days in Lisbon and then the last two days after returning from Spain. On our last full day in Lisbon we visited the...More
Carris Museum was created in 1999. First tram-N°100 dates from 1873 and was pulled by hourses. There is exibited trams from:1901-1983-1924-1931, being these the oldest ones.
Located virtually underneath the 25 de Abril Bridge of Lisbon in the Santo Amaro depot of the company Carris who run all the surface transport in Lisbon it is organized on two sections. The more interesting bit for any Londoner who isn’t old enough to...More
Split in to 3 sections - a history of the company, then a ride in a private tram to the other side of the complex where you can then see various trams from over the years plus a collection of buses before tram back to...More
Wanna learn, more about the public transports, in Lisbon, this museum, is a must go. If you love transports, you must visit this place. decades of history, are present, you can see old city bus and electrics also available, for a ride try it, you...More
This is a brilliant tram and transport museum. No transport enthusiast visiting Lisbon should miss it. On a tram route so getting there is excitement in itself. The displays are superb and everything is in great condition. One of the best trm collections I am...More
Did this for something to do one day while wandering around, nice little museam with enough to see, nice little time waster
The Transportation Museum makes for a fascinating half day tour. It is located in three buildings forming the museum complex within a working facility of the Lisbon transportation organisation. Proceeding through the main gates the museum's ticket office and entrance is on a he right....More
Brilliantly laid out with transport via a tram ( just the two of us in our case) to each stage / site. 70s/80s buses were of less interest but overall this is an excellent museum. Incidentally, we planned to go but interestingly the tram 15...More
We heard about this museum from the people we were staying with as they had a friend who worked there. I have to say, I wasn't sure we wanted to go but we were very glad we did. I think we were the only people...More
