Corporate in ... Tram No. 28
Description:
The 28th tram is another symbol of Lisbon, unmatched even by ubiquitous progress! The poet of the Russian diaspora, Yuri Ivask /1910 - 1986 / , probably dejected by the communist coup in October 1917 in Russia, wrote after a trip to Portugal the poem "Lisbon tram" :
Plenty of poor stuffed
The fifth lost tram.
Old accountants are angry,
And the factory fertom:
- Hey, get up,
Give the lady a seat, boy,
And in their language, Rapash!
Raduj, proletarian Portuguese,
You'll have to, and you'll punch me!
Today, the tram is one of the largest tourist attractions in Lisbon, where there is practically no proletariat. Preserved as one of the city’s most beautiful relics, this somewhat outdated mode of transport carries fewer and more tourists through Lisbon’s mythical seven hills and picturesque neighborhoods.
We offer you a ride on tram number 28 ONLY!
The festival will be accompanied by music, you can taste Portuguese snacks and drinks! We will make stops near the most beautiful observation decks of Lisbon, and I can tell you a lot about the city.
Eh, rolling!