Historical tram rode in the streets, now parked in Transport Museum

THE ONCE legendary tram that connected Prešportok/Pozsony/Pressburg, now Bratislava, and Vienna has been reconstructed. After two years’ work, it was presented by the Club of Friends of City Mass and Regional Transport on the M.R. Štefánik Embankment during one weekend at the beginning of November. Then it was moved to the Museum of Transport in Šancová Street where it will be presented, together with a whole exhibition focused on this history, the TASR newswire informed.

(Source: TASR)

THE ONCE legendary tram that connected Prešportok/Pozsony/Pressburg, now Bratislava, and Vienna has been reconstructed. After two years’ work, it was presented by the Club of Friends of City Mass and Regional Transport on the M.R. Štefánik Embankment during one weekend at the beginning of November. Then it was moved to the Museum of Transport in Šancová Street where it will be presented, together with a whole exhibition focused on this history, the TASR newswire informed.

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