The Bica Funicular (Tram) and the street it is on, is the most photographed location in Lisbon. To get there, go to a street called Cal?ada do Combro which leads uphill from Pra?a Luis de Cam?es. Approximately 300 metres up from this street, on the left hand side, you will arrive at the Bica Funicular.

The most iconic street for photographing Lisbon’s famous yellow Tram 28 is Rua Augusta for a city view, but the "best" technical spot is often considered Rua das Escolas Gerais in the Alfama district. This narrow, winding street captures the essence of the city with its tight turns and colorful tiles. Another top contender is the climb near the Sé de Lisboa (Lisbon Cathedral); here, you can frame the vintage tram directly in front of the cathedral's imposing Romanesque facade. For a wider view with the river in the background, head to Largo das Portas do Sol. If you want a photo of the tram navigating a steep incline, Rua da Bica de Duarte Belo (the route of the Bica Funicular) is arguably the most photographed street in the world, though it features a funicular rather than the standard No. 28. For the best lighting, arrive early in the morning before the crowds of tourists block the narrow lanes, ensuring you get that classic shot of the tram against the backdrop of the city's ancient architecture.