Lisbon's trams are not just a means of transport, they are a journey through the city's history and culture. The iconic ...

A new report has now revealed the cause of the Lisbon funicular crash, which killed 16 people and injured 21 others. The official preliminary report, published on Monday, stated that a failed steel ...

Lisbon’s public transport becomes a journey through the city’s steep hills, narrow streets, historic engineering, and modern ...

Lisbon’s 140-year-old Glória funicular ‘collapsed like a cardboard box’, leaving 16 dead and 21 injured Max Stephens is The Telegraph’s International Crime Correspondent. He has covered a range of ...

One of the three British victims of the Lisbon tram crash may have been confused with a German man mistakenly reported as dead because he was wearing a Bundesliga football team top. William Nelson, 44 ...

The best way to get around Lisbon is on foot and by public transport. Your own two feet are a great way to see the sights – just keep in mind that climbing this city's hilly streets on foot can be ...

TWO Brit tourists who died in the horror Lisbon tram crash have been pictured for the first time. Portuguese sources named the tragic couple as Kayleigh Smith, 36, and Will Nelson, a 44-year-old ...

Two Brits who were among the 16 people killed in the Lisbon tram tragedy have been named. Kayleigh Gillian Smith, 36, and William Nelson, 44, were a couple on holiday in Portugal. A third British ...

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 switching the ...