"Admittedly, our first railway photos in the early 1970s with a Kodak Instamatic still needed improvement. Our first shared passion was initially more about model building, which we unfortunately had to give up due to lack of space."
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SimonTog.dk By: Simon Mosbjerg Mørch. Language: Danish.
"At SimonTog.dk you can find train pictures and videos of both trains and model trains. Pictures from Denmark and abroad of steam locomotives, diesel locomotives and electric locomotives."
"Sporvognsremisen.dk with 4465 tram photos. All photographed by Finn Jensen."
Tog-billeder By: Gunnar Christensen. Language: Danish.
"Here at tog-billeder.dk you can find a lot of pictures of trains and locomotives of all kinds. Here are photos of steam locomotives, electric locomotives, diesel locomotives, train sets, special carriages, sea trains, veteran trains from various museum railways and various narrow gauge railways. "
"Railways have been my hobby ever since I rode the rail buses from my hometown of Borås in Sweden. I have also had model trains. Trams are a kind of railway, just connected to a city or area, and there are also often other forms of public transport: Buses, subways, trolleybuses, S-trains, etc."
"We are a group of happy retirees and early retirees who have either driven trams or buses or have otherwise been employed by Aarhus Tramways. On January 28, 1982, a general meeting was held, at which a board of directors was elected. The club currently has over 130 members."
"Turin tram trolleybus and subway. The history of transport networks in Turin."
Trams & tramways By: Arne Melby Pedersen. Language: Danish, English.
"About trams and tramways, both operating systems, tramway muses, as well as historical information about Copenhagen Tramways, Odense Tramways and Aarhus Tramways."
"Trams operated in Copenhagen, Aarhus and Odense from 1863 to 1972. They lasted the longest in Copenhagen, until narrow-minded politicians slaughtered them."
"Here again is the current list of all tram companies in the world (as of December 2024). As always, this also includes subways, trolleybuses and other related railways."
"The Swedish Tramway Society operates museum tram service at four locations in Sweden. In Malmköping, there is Sveriges Lokaltrafkmuseum (the Swedish Urban Transport Museum), with preserved trams and buses from many Swedish cities. We also operate service in Stockholm, Norrköping, and Malmö, and we cooperate with Ringlinien in Gothenburg."
"DDSH stands for the Danish Tramway Series, a series for children aged 8-13. The series takes place in Copenhagen, Aarhus & Odense, where trams ran until 1972, 1971 & 1952. The series consists of several upcoming books featuring stories based on or inspired by real events."
"In December 2017, Aarhus Light Rail opened after four years of construction work and an investment of DKK 4.3 billion spread over 110 km and four municipalities. First in the central part of the city from Aarhus H to the University Hospital in Skejby, then to Odder (August 2018) and finally to Grenaa (April 2019)."
"Come and ride small trains at Modelparken Danmark while the volunteers tell stories and create fun moments for the whole family. The place with small trains, passion and lots of heart space."
"The Skjoldenæsholm Tram Museum is a living museum. You experience public transport as it was in the 19th and 20th centuries. There are running trams from 3 Danish cities (Copenhagen, Odense and Aarhus) and European cities as well as from Melbourne in Australia."
"Aarhus Light Rail has reached an annual passenger number of between 9 and 10 million by 2030, according to a new forecast. The Light Rail is preparing to purchase 8-10 new trains. This will allow for neighborhood operation on the Odder Line."
"At Aarsleff Rail we make society mobile by building and maintaining railway infrastructure. We create the solutions of the future through unique expertise, trusted collaborations and profitable, responsible growth."
"In connection with the establishment of Aarhus Light Rail, Gråkjær has built a control and maintenance center (CMC) with associated workshop and administration. The building is a 6,500 m2 building and 4,500 m2 of covered area for parked trains."