Trams in Porto: Tram 22 (Eléctrico 22)
Porto's three tram routes (Line 1, Line 18, 22) are operated by the Sociedade de Transportes Colectivos do Porto (STCP) which also runs Porto's bus network.
Porto's trams cover a much smaller distance than the trams in Lisbon.
However, they are a fun way to get around parts of the city.
Update: From November 10, 2021 Rua dos Clérigos has been closed to traffic due to the preparatory work for the construction of the new S. Bento/Liberdade station on the new Pink Line of the Porto Metro. The tram will be suspended for a considerable amount of time. As of May 2025 it is still suspended.
Route & Stops
Line 22 - runs in a loop from Carmo and then back to Carmo with stops at Clérigos, Praça da Liberdade (São Bento Metro Station), Praça da Batalha, Batalha-Guindais (close to the Guindais Funicular), Batalha, Marcolino Santa Catarina (Bolhão Metro Station), Praça D. João I, Avenida dos Aliados (Aliados Metro Station), Pr. Filipa de Lencastre, Guilherme Gomes Fernandes and Carmo.
The complete list of stops is:
Carmo (Igreja do Carmo) where it intersects with Tram 18
Clérigos
Praça da Liberdade (São Bento Metro Station & Mainline Station)
Praça da Batalha
Batalha-Guindais
Batalha
Marcolino Santa Catarina (Bolhão Metro Station)
Praça D. João I
Avenida dos Aliados (Aliados Metro Station)
Pr. Filipa de Lencastre
Guilherme Gomes Fernandes
Fares, Timetable & Frequency
Fares are 3.50 Euros per single journey or 6 Euros for 2 trips.
A 2-day pass is 10 Euros which can be bought onboard or at the Tram Museum.
Neither the Andante nor the Porto Card are valid on Porto's trams.
Timetables
The first departure of Line 22 from Carmo is at 9.15 with the last tram at 7.45 pm.
Trams on Line 22 run about every 30 minutes. The loop takes about 30 minutes.
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