The Tram-Museum tells the story of Zurich, the economic and industrial changes in the city leading to urban mobility and the development of the city transport network (ZKH). The museum visitor will find a new exhibition area with a continually changing programme and an equally active display for trams. On display are original vehicles and associated material from 1897 to 1960, including engines, uniforms, ticket-machines, a model layout of working trams, a rolling Cobratram for children und lots more. All are housed in the old tramdepot of Burgwies. The new Tram-Museum is great for people of all ages and interests, awaking emotions in the nostalgic grandparents, the tram-enthusiast with his love for details or the curious school child.
The hall, the cube, the toilet and the bar are wheelchair accessible. Unfortunately, the trams are not.
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The Züri Tram and its history
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