"TramPictureBook is dedicated to trams, streetcars, trolleybuses, and related rail transport. It features extensive photo galleries, historical information, vehicle details, and system overviews from cities across Germany, Europe, and beyond. The site also includes sections on tram museums, funiculars, cog railways, and other public-transport heritage."
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."
"ASI Musei. The asimusei.it website promotes knowledge of Italian museums and collections to enhance the commitment of enthusiasts who have dedicated years of their lives to protection, restoration and conservation."
"A Danish local-history website dedicated to trams and light railways. It features extensive historical material on Copenhagen’s tram system, including photographs, route and depot images, vintage and modern tram collections, and links to related transport-history resources. The site also includes tram photos and travel reports from cities such as Barcelona, Lisbon, Rome, Milan, Oslo, Vienna, Istanbul, and Helsinki, serving as a large archive for tram enthusiasts and transport historians."
"Train 070 from 1907, which ran along the road to the Castelli, was also smeared. Polo Museale Committee: “Atac must safeguard this heritage”"
RomaTram By: Teodoro Beccia, Omar Cugini, Luigi Cafiero. Language: Italian.
"RomaTram is an extensive Italian-language documentation website devoted to Rome's trams and their historical development. Its main section traces the tramway system from 1877 to the present through detailed historical chapters covering routes, network development, vehicles, depots, operations, closures, and attempts to rebuild the network. The site also provides current route information, departures, frequencies and line lengths, together with historical photographs and material on the evolution of Rome’s tramway system."
"This page contains a wealth of information about the history, vehicles and plans of the two tram systems in Munich and Rome. It also includes current developments and events, as well as references and links related to trams."
"With over 100 years of history, Atac is the company that manages public transport in Rome, and is the leading operator of urban mobility in Italy, as well as one of the largest in Europe."
"Located in Ostiense, next to the Piramide metro station, it's virtually unknown to Romans.
It's the ATAC Transport Museum Park. Inaugurated in 2004, it's a garden housing historic locomotives and trams from various companies that transported Romans over the last century, all of which are restored and open to visitors. An open-air museum perfect for lovers of rail transport, model trains, and the like."