The wooden trams of Lisbon, Portugal, are an iconic sight in the European capital. Tram operators do everything by hand — including dumping sand on the road for better grip and manually ...

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Many of Lisbon's trams, including some used on the Tram 28 route, are the same that were used in World War II, so don't expect air conditioning or a smooth trip up and around the area's hills.

The teacher was explaining that the name for Portugal’s capital city in Portuguese is Lisboa, not the Anglicized Lisbon, a fact that the assembled 10-year-olds found surprisingly hilarious.

The historic yellow tram No. 28, a remodeled car, serves the neighborhood, winding through the streets and up a hill to the Castelo de São Jorge. Nearby is Campo das Cebolas, a riverfront park.

What does it take to drive the landmark of a city? Hand cranks, buttons, and precise coordination. Lisbon's classic trams blend technology and old-fashioned engineering that dates back over a century.

Lisbon tram crash: Two British children including baby among 28 hurt in Portugal By Gerard CouzensNews Correspondent Danya Bazaraa Senior News Reporter 20:11, 14 Dec 2018 Updated 22:14, 14 Dec ...