"City tours for groups
During the city tour with one of the historic trams, you will get an overview of the city center and different districts together with our knowledgeable tour guide.
The tram offers a pleasant way to get to know our charming and hilly city and learn a lot about its history and sights."
"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."
"A German-language website for railway and tram enthusiasts, focused on tram photography in former East Germany. It features extensive photo galleries of trams from cities such as Potsdam, Magdeburg, Halle, Jena, Rostock, Cottbus, and Zwickau, along with historical images, monthly featured photos, archives, and updates featuring new vehicle photographs. The site serves as a visual archive documenting tram systems, rolling stock, and transport history."
"An extensive database of heritage railways and historic transport systems in Germany, Austria and Switzerland. Trams have a major dedicated section listing historic streetcars, buses, museums, associations and heritage services, organized by country and region. The site provides concise descriptions of collections, preserved vehicles, museum operations, special trips and excursions, making it a useful gateway to tramway and public transport heritage. Its listings include many museums and historic tram operations across the German-speaking region."
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."
"Gothawagen, this is the name by which tram drivers and tram enthusiasts know the three-windowed, two-axle standard type T57 from VEB Waggonbau Gotha and its successor models."
"An international exhibition series devoted to model trams and model-based public transport. It documents exhibitions held since 2003 and presents numerous model layouts, clubs, exhibitors and manufacturers. Trams are the central theme, with models representing historic and modern systems in different scales. The website also provides detailed information on past and forthcoming exhibitions, host organizations, participants, layouts, visitor numbers, and events for tramway and model-building enthusiasts."
Lokstatistik By: Josef Pospichal. Language: German.
"An attempt to research the origin and whereabouts of locomotives in the area of the former Austro-Hungarian monarchy in more detail. Many data are available; some are unclear, and some are still unknown. All data entered should be correct. Corrections and additions are welcome!"
"The comprehensive pages on Tatra trams provide insight into the world of Tatra trams, offering a complete overview of types, detailed type descriptions, information on their origin, and identification of individual types. The tram forum enables the exchange of ideas and discussion on trams."
"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."
"An association dedicated to preserving and presenting the tramway history of Plauen. The site contains an extensive photographic archive, a historical chronicle, documents, and information on tram technology and preserved vehicles. A central project is the restoration of historic Gotha tramcar TW 79 with trailer 28, the last vehicle combination of its type remaining in Plauen. The association also organizes anniversaries, visits, and activities related to local transport heritage."
"A blog offering critical, detailed commentary on public transport in Plauen, with a strong emphasis on the city’s tram system. The site covers tram routes, timetables, stops, vehicles, fleet developments, technology, design, and operations, as well as construction projects affecting the network. It also features photographs and observations from everyday service, plus discussions of passenger information, accessibility, transport policy and buses."
"Strassenbahnforum.de is a large German-language discussion forum for tram enthusiasts. Members exchange news, photographs, and experiences relating to tram operations, vehicles, historic cars, routes, technology, infrastructure, models, photography, and special trips in Germany and other countries. The forum also covers books, magazines, software, websites, buses, railways and other transport systems."
"Strassenbahn-plauen.de is the official website of Plauener Straßenbahn GmbH, which operates trams and parts of the local transport network in Plauen. It provides journey planning, timetables, route maps, fares, ticket information and current service updates. The site also covers night services, ALiTa demand-responsive transport, special trips, customer service, vacancies and company information."
"The city of Plauen, located in the Vogtland region of the German federal state of Saxony, has had an electric tram system since 1894. For a long time, it served the approximately 65,000 people who now live in the city exclusively as a local public transportation service. It was not until 1995 that a bus route was added to the local transport operator's services; otherwise, the four tram lines still form the backbone of public transportation."