Teleférico de montanha

The oldest in Lisbon.

Transport for taking passengers up and down steep hills in Bairro da Bica neighbourhood.The third funicular to be installed in Lisbon on June 28th, 1892Originally funicular was water powered tram designed by Portuguese engineer and architect Raoul Mesnier du Ponsard (same who build elevator of Santa Justa).It worked by filling and emptying reservoirs on the roof of the carriages, with gravity then causing them to travel along the tracks.After it was converted to be steam powered in 1896 and electrified in 1924.Avarage gradient of 11 percent, being the least steep, Ii.e. Lavra has 23 percent.Part of public transportation, but used only as a tourist attraction nowadays.

Interesting place, but many beautiful places will be on the way. So don't expect too much.

Um pouco caro, 4 euros, ida e volta, 5 minutos de viagem. Considero que se trata de um transporte turístico.

9 Euro die doppelte Fahrt, 7 Euro die einfache.Etwas teuer, dennoch lohnenswert.Man hat eine schöne Aussicht.Das Personal ist sehr nett. Die Bahn ist stabil, daher wackelt diese auch nur sehr wenig und dadurch kaum spürbar.Zu zweit haben wir eine eigene Kabine erhalten.

Insieme all elevador de santa justa un must di Lisbona… sempre pieno di gente, il percorso è breve ma con molta pendenza. Costa 3 euro ma se fate Lisbona card è incluso

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Overpriced to say the least. Considering that we are 3 people and our hotel is in the Sítio, we need to use it basically every day and paying €2,50 per ride or €4 for round trip each, for something that would take just 5 minutes with the staircase going down to the city, just 100 meters away, is not worth it. And they should have more like a “family offer” or something to be more convenient. In my opinion it’s worth it only when going up from the beach area, or if you’re really tired

Polecam to miejsce. To punkt obowiązkowy w Lizbonie. Przejazd trwa około trzech minut. Wagony mijają się w połowie drogi. Cena biletu w obie strony to 3.80 euro płatne u motorniczego.