"Depot 1899 is a restaurant, pub, café, bar and event location. Eating, drinking, meeting, celebrating. All in Sachsenhausen's most beautiful location. Book a table or event now!"
"A large Piwigo archive of photos covering railways, trams, buses, metro systems, ships, aircraft, and model trains. The site is organized into many albums, with a strong focus on Denmark, Germany, Sweden, Berlin, Porto and Prague, and it shows both historic and recent images as well as travel albums from recent years. It serves as a personal photo archive for rail and tram enthusiasts."
"An extensive Swedish photographic archive of trams and tramways in Germany. It brings together images from many cities, including Augsburg, Berlin, Dresden, Leipzig, Munich, Potsdam and Rostock. The photographs show different vehicle types, routes, stops, depots, tracks and urban settings, with place names, fleet numbers and concise captions."
"Wolter82.de is a private German photographic archive about trams, buses and other public transport. It brings together images from numerous cities and countries, including Germany, Belgium, the Czech Republic, Hungary, Sweden, Switzerland and Italy. The photographs show modern and historic vehicles, regular services, museum routes, special trips, depots and events, with details of location, route, fleet number and date."
"The fotocommunity tramway page is a thematic photo collection featuring streetcars and trams from different cities, countries, and periods. It belongs to fotocommunity’s “Motive” channel, where transport and technology subjects such as railways and trams are grouped for easier discovery. The collection allows photographers and enthusiasts to share, explore, and comment on tram photographs, making it both a source of inspiration and a visual community archive focused on tramway subjects."
"Michael Dittrich’s private German website about railways and public transport. It contains photographic galleries of trains, trams and other local transport, together with information on railway abbreviations, station identification numbers, check digits, staff insignia and Berlin’s former Lehrter Bahnhof. The site also includes links, partner pages and regularly added photographs."
Fahrszeuglisten By: Martin Rimmele. Language: English, German.
"Fahrzeuglisten.de is a German hobby website offering extensive fleet lists for transport operators in Germany and other countries. The database covers regional railways, S-Bahn, underground, light rail, trams, buses, and ferries and can be filtered by region and transport mode. The site also provides a bus chassis-number database, although some fleet lists are several years old."
"Frankfurt am Main has expanded its tram and metro fleets to increase capacity, which involves retiring older trams, such as the last high-floor Pt series and the first Düwag R series, both of which have been in operation for nearly 30 years."
"lightrail.de shows various historical route network plans, mainly from the Ruhr area, from the 1970s, 1980s, and 1990s. These include trams that have long since been closed down, such as the Vestische, Wuppertal, Bremerhaven, Kiel, and Hamburg."
"Miastoeksplorator.pl is a Polish hobby website offering map overlays of electric public transport networks in cities worldwide. It provides downloadable KMZ files for Google Earth and Google Maps covering trams, metro systems, trolleybuses, urban and suburban railways, and funiculars. Each city page includes a short network description, images, and editable layers showing the geographical extent of the routes."
"An extensive historical website documenting public transport in Frankfurt am Main and the Rhine-Main region, with trams as its core focus. It covers the development of Frankfurt’s tram network from 1872 onward through historical network maps, route histories, timetables, fares, tickets, photographs, and vehicle records. The site includes detailed material on historic trams and Stadtbahn vehicles, as well as depots, infrastructure, buses and former routes that have been closed or converted."
"Your local transport in Frankfurt am Main
Hello and welcome to Frankfurt am Main's online public transport. Here you will find current and interesting information about public transport in the metropolis on the Main River."
"Experience Frankfurt am Main in a traditional and charming way with a city tour on the Ebbelwei-Express. The historic tram will take you past many of Frankfurt's sights."
"Thomas Fehr’s private German website about trams. It presents photographs of tram systems in Dresden and many other cities worldwide, including both historic and modern vehicles. The site also contains galleries, information about vehicle types and subjects, and a selection of tram postcards that can be ordered directly from the creator."
TraffiQ By: Dr. Hans-Jörg von Berlepsch. Language: German.
"traffiQ, as the local public transport company for the city of Frankfurt am Main, organizes all bus and rail services."
"Trampage Frankfurt am Main is a long-running website about Frankfurt’s public transport. Launched in 1996, it was one of the first sites devoted to the city’s transit. It brings together current news, historical articles on trams, downloadable network maps, links and background material on Frankfurt and nearby lines."
"Welcome to the TRAMRIDER website, dedicated to Frankfurt's historical public transport. Here you will find numerous images and information from a bygone era. We present the operation, routes, and vehicles of recent decades through a wealth of modern photographs. TRAMRIDER is a purely private project and is in no way affiliated with VGF-Frankfurt or other transport companies."
"I live and work in Schwalbach, near Frankfurt am Main, which makes it quite convenient because I do not have to spend my free time commuting. As a graduate in public administration, I work for the city and am classified in the higher non-technical administrative service. Despite this, my work involves technology, specifically the entire IT infrastructure of this beautiful city in the Taunus region. The job is varied, interesting, and sometimes nerve-wracking."
"Frankfurter Nahverkehrsforum is a German-language discussion forum about public transport in Frankfurt am Main and the Rhine-Main region. Members discuss trams, U-Bahn, S-Bahn, buses, regional trains, vehicles, service changes, network expansion, and transport policy. The forum also features news, photographs, historical topics and discussions about transport in other German cities and regions."
"There are many ways to explore and discover Frankfurt - the ride on the VGF Ebbelwei-Expreß is certainly one of the most authentic. In addition to a first-class view of Frankfurt's sights, the train also offers Frankfurt specialties in a convivial atmosphere."
"The Rhein-Main Transport Association (RMV) is an association of 15 districts and 11 cities. It has been legally assigned responsibility for local train and bus services within its area of coverage. In order to fulfill its regional obligations, the member districts and cities founded the Rhein-Main Transport Association GmbH (RRMV GmbH). Together with the state of Hesse, they are shareholders in the GmbH."
"Everyone rides along!
The Frankfurt am Main Transport Company, or VGF for short, is Frankfurt's transport company and the city's transport service provider. Around 400 rail vehicles ensure comprehensive mobility on nine subway and ten tram lines."
"The Frankfurt Transport Museum turns history into an experience on an exhibition area of around 3,900 square meters! The exhibition "From the horse-drawn tram to modern times" offers a comprehensive insight into the development of Frankfurt's local public transport."
"14 new tram cars in the Frankfurt city area are causing technical problems. The VGF is taking the tram cars out of service - this is causing disruptions to the timetable."
"Verkehrswelten is a German-language blog about railways, trams and other public transport. It features travel reports, photographs and articles from cities including Dresden, Chemnitz, Berlin, Bonn, Dessau and Szczecin. The site documents vehicles, routes, operating environments and transport history, and also includes an archive and a database of suitable photography locations."