Lisbon, Seven Hills, One Tram
Tram 28 isn't transport so much as a route that narrates the city. The best part is knowing where to get off.
Lisbon resists a flat map; the city sits on seven hills, and every miradouro gives a different angle. The program picks three that the daytime crowds don't find.
Don't trust GPS in Alfama's narrow lanes — getting a little lost is part of the place. If fado drifts out of a window, stopping to listen counts as part of the plan.
Late-afternoon light turns the azulejo tiles a different colour; we build the rest of the day around seeing them at their best hour.
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