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Links about trams and light rails in Moscow

There are 6 links about trams and light rails in Moscow (Russia) on Tram Travels.

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UrbanRail.Net
By: Robert Schwandl.
Language: English.

"UrbanRail.Net is a comprehensive reference site dedicated to urban rail transit systems worldwide. It provides city-by-city information on metro, subway, light rail, tram, and commuter rail networks, organized by continent. Visitors can access system overviews, route maps, historical timelines, photos, news, and links to official transit resources. Created and maintained by transit author Robert Schwandl, the site serves as a global archive and guide for rail enthusiasts, researchers, and travelers."

Private homepages

Moscow Tramway
By: Alexander Morozov.
Language: English, Russian.

"An extensive Russian-language fan and information website devoted to trams in Moscow and across Russia. It covers tramway history, routes, historical network maps, vehicles, models, depots, photographs, and current news. The site also provides detailed documentation of Moscow’s tramway system through different periods, together with technical information and a large discussion forum for tram enthusiasts. It was launched in 1999 to mark the centenary of Moscow’s tramway."

Pubtrans: Moscow Public Transport Museum
Language: Russian.

"This photo exhibition does not represent official information from Mosgortrans. Official information can be found on the Mosgortrans website."

The GS Tram Site
By: Gábor Sándi.
Language: English.

"Devoted to the tram/streetcar/LRT systems of the world. I shall present here maps and other network information about as many tram systems as possible, as they are today, and as they were in the past."

Tram companies

Moskva Metro
Language: Russian.

"Official Moscow Metro website offering route planning, interactive maps, fare and Troika card information, service updates, station guides, passenger services, news, accessibility support, lost-and-found, jobs, tours, museum, music/books in the metro, souvenirs, contacts, and the Metro Moscow app."

Tram museums

Moscow Public Transport Museum
Language: Russian.

"On April 7, 2004, on the occasion of the 105th anniversary of the Moscow tram, the website of the Moscow Passenger Transport Museum opened. Currently, this is the only way to view the museum's exhibits."

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