Radeklint/Inselwall (Braunschweig)

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Photos and videos from Radeklint/Inselwall (Braunschweig)

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Braunschweig Tram - Tours with the new museum car Tw41 (2025)Braunschweig: The Tw41 museum car is now in motion! A bit of tram-tram, a bit of clack-clack – after 17 years of hibernation, the new Tw41 museum car of the Braunschweiger Interessengemeinschaft Nahverkehr (BIN) is now ready for use and fully functional in its delivery paintwork "Turquoise-Inca." The car, delivered by Duewag and built in 1973, was in regular service with the then Braunschweiger Verkehrs-AG until 2007 under the number Tw7356. To mark its recommissioning, the public was invited to take part in general tours on the warm spring weekend of April 26 and 27, 2025. The tours led from the main station towards Inselwall via Campestraße and back – with a longer detour via Friedrich-Wilhelm-Platz along the old Braunschweig station to the operating line at Lessingplatz. The video focuses on the return journey, from Inselwall via Friedrich-Wilhelm-Platz to the main train station as the final destination. Braunschweig currently resembles a single construction site – it feels like there are construction fences and containers on every corner. I tried to avoid this as much as possible while filming. The vehicle is now available for special tours. The association is always happy to receive donations to preserve the historic vehicles – the fact that the Tw41 is running again today is solely thanks to the commitment of its members and the support of donations. With the kind support of the Braunschweiger Interessengemeinschaft Nahverkehr e.V. (Braunschweig Local Transport Interest Group) – special thanks to David Köhler, who provided me with numerous information and checked it for accuracy / BSVGBy KameraMarlon - September 26, 2025.

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Tram Line 9 Braunschweig Route Tour || Original Historical Footage | Documentation (2022)#Documentary #Tram #Trams #Documentary#Trams#Rail Vehicles ►Watch documentaries in German and in full length - subscribe now: / @straenbahnfilmarchiv6184 FSK: Approved for all ages Synopsis: The Braunschweig tram line 5 runs between the following terminal stations: BROITZEM - MAIN STATION By using a special wide-angle lens, the viewer is presented with a panoramic view of the driver's perspective for the first time. The route, driver's instruments, and surroundings are clearly visible in the wide field of view of the special lens, even extending beyond the driver's natural field of vision. Riding on tram line 5 thus becomes a unique experience. Numerous exterior shots of the vehicles also provide an interesting and informative overview of the current vehicle fleet of Braunschweiger Verkehrs AG. #Tram Film ArchiveBy Straßenbahn Filmarchiv - July 13, 2022.

Braunschweig tram line 4 with low-floor articulated tram 0758 at Radeklint/Inselwall (2018)By Henrik Boye.
June 2, 2018.

Braunschweig tram line 4 with articulated tram 8165 at Radeklint/Inselwall (2014)Articulated no. 8165 is the trailer. Line 2 terminates in Inselwall shallow track work.By Henrik Boye - June 7, 2014.

Braunschweig tram line 1 with articulated tram 7556 at Radeklint/Inselwall (2001)InselwallBy Henrik Boye - August 3, 2001.

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Trams in the direction of Radeklint/Inselwall (Braunschweig)

Braunschweig tram line 4 with low-floor articulated tram 0752 at Am Magnitor (2022)By Henrik Boye.
July 22, 2022.

Braunschweig tram line 4 with low-floor articulated tram 0751 at Verkehrs-Gmbh (2012)By Henrik Boye.
June 16, 2012.

Postcard: Braunschweig tram line 4 with articulated tram 6264 at Sankt Leonhard (Stadthalle) (1991)Braunschweig Local Transport Interest Group Series 2.1 Full-length advertisement Tw 6264 (built in 1962 by DüWAG) on April 11, 1991, on Leonhardsstraße (Stadthalle stop, heading toward the city center). Photo: Dieter HöltgeBy Braunschweiger Interessengemeinschaft Nahverkehr, Dieter Höltge, Henrik Boye - April 11, 1991.

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