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Yes! This is the Green Line and it stops right at Old Town Square. It's about six stops from here.

You can buy tickets on board — there's a small machine near the door. Or use the transit app on your phone. Make sure you validate the ticket!

You need to stamp it in the yellow machine on board. It prints the time on it. Inspectors check randomly, and the fine for no validation is $75.

Yes, there are announcements and a digital screen showing the next stop. Press the red button to signal you want to get off.

Any door — just press the green button on the door handle when it lights up. The doors don't open automatically at every stop.

Yes, a day pass is $9 for unlimited rides on all tram and bus lines. Single rides are $2.50 each, so the pass pays for itself after four rides.

Sure. Start with the Blue Line to the museum — three stops. Then transfer to the Red Line at Central Station for the market. The waterfront is on the Green Line.

Here's a pocket map. It shows all the lines, stops, and transfer points. The starred stops are the tourist highlights.

Regular service until midnight. After that, there's a night tram every 30 minutes until 5 AM. Your day pass works on those too.

All trams have low-floor boarding and designated wheelchair areas. Press the blue button outside the door — the ramp extends automatically.