We took out 1 year old son here and I must say everyone had a good time from grandpa, to Dad, to... read more
We didn't know about this museum for a long time, but finally visited. It has some greatly... read more
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We took out 1 year old son here and I must say everyone had a good time from grandpa, to Dad, to baby. We spent about an hour here and there was plenty to do. It was a Very interactive experience as you could touch...More
We didn't know about this museum for a long time, but finally visited. It has some greatly maintained old trams, a display of old uniforms, pictures and tram maps and a small shop. A great visit as you can climb into or go under the...More
It was my wish for a long time when visiting Zürich to go to the museum, because it is not open daily and only in the afternoon from 1:00 PM. Check this out before your visit. The museum is located in a refurnished tram depot...More
One of less famous museum, very small but offer good detailing of histroy if trams in swiss. Kids love the place. Entry is free on swiss pass.
We caught the tram up here - the stop is directly opposite the museum. It is free on the Zurich card. It's a little collection of trams, great for kids or transport buffs (in my bf's case). They do let you climb on all the...More
Unexpected found this little gem hidden just outside of the center. They have a great selection and display of old trams, uniforms and the history of the Zurich trams. Entrance is't cheap but it's a fun visit
We was here with my 5 y.o. son and he doesn’t want to go out when it must be closed) very interesting to see the story of trams modernization) and you can climbing inside of trams and open/close , push/pull everything than you can!) but...More
It was cool to see so many different styles of tram, but there was very little information in English explaining the evolution, or even giving the time frame that each tram was active during, so I was pretty much left to wander aimlessly through dozens...More
OK, I admit it. I have a bit of a thing about Zurich's trams. I've been coming to the city for holidays since I was born and have developed a love for the trams, the "humming" noise they make and was thrilled when I found...More
I took tram # 11 to the tram museum. It is free withe the Zurich card. There are a number of old tram cars, many of which you can enter. Unfortunately all of the information is in German. There are also some exhibits upstairs. If...More
