Welcome to the news and updates page for Electrische Museumtramlijn Amsterdam. Here you'll find the latest announcements, special operational details, and information about upcoming events for this historic tram line. We recommend checking back regularly to stay informed before your visit.
The Electrische Museumtramlijn Amsterdam is currently undertaking a comprehensive restoration of the historic NBM 23 tram. Technicians have removed the balcony and main floor sections to address structural wear, providing a unique opportunity to inspect the tram's original load-bearing construction.
The Electrische Museumtramlijn Amsterdam has officially begun the restoration process for the historic HTM 58 'Buitenlijner' tram. The tram body has been separated from its bogies at the Aalsmeer facility to allow for essential maintenance, including the installation of new wheel tires. This project is part of the museum's ongoing commitment to preserving public transport history for future generations.
The Electrische Museumtramlijn has successfully restored the vintage Mack crane truck 75 to its original GVB design. This iconic utility vehicle, formerly used by Amsterdam's public transport services, has been repainted and is undergoing final mechanical preparations, including the installation of heavy-duty lifting equipment.
The Electrische Museumtramlijn Amsterdam is moving forward with its construction plan for a new depot behind the Haarlemmermeerstation. While a temporary depot is currently in use, the new facility is expected to be completed after the summer holiday period, following the finalization of permits and technical designs. This new depot is part of a larger urban development project.
Electrische Museumtramlijn Amsterdam has welcomed a significant piece of its collection: the American-built Snow Sweeper SV1. This historic tram, originally equipped with electric drive and chain-driven brushes for clearing snow, has been moved to the Lekstraat depot. It offers a fascinating glimpse into the operational history of Amsterdam's public transport.
The Electrische Museumtramlijn Amsterdam is expanding its collection beyond trams to include buses and historical public transport artifacts. Recently, the museum acquired a "classic" tram stop located in Aalsmeer, which they plan to restore and give a prominent place within their collection.
The Electrische Museumtramlijn Amsterdam hosted its first-ever Oldtimerdag, an event that brought together vintage trams, buses, cars, and even a miniature train. Despite initial concerns about weather, the day turned out to be sunny and enjoyable for visitors. The success of this event has paved the way for plans for a repeat in 2027.
The Electrische Museumtramlijn Amsterdam is pleased to announce the return of the historic NBM 20 tram. After a period on loan to the Nederlands Openluchtmuseum, the NBM 20 has completed its journey back to its home line. Visitors can look forward to seeing this piece of public transport history once again.
The Electrische Museumtramlijn Amsterdam is currently undertaking a comprehensive restoration of the historic NBM 23 tram. Technicians have removed the balcony and main floor sections to address structural wear, providing a unique opportunity to inspect the tram's original load-bearing construction.
The Electrische Museumtramlijn Amsterdam has officially begun the restoration process for the historic HTM 58 'Buitenlijner' tram. The tram body has been separated from its bogies at the Aalsmeer facility to allow for essential maintenance, including the installation of new wheel tires. This project is part of the museum's ongoing commitment to preserving public transport history for future generations.
The Electrische Museumtramlijn has successfully restored the vintage Mack crane truck 75 to its original GVB design. This iconic utility vehicle, formerly used by Amsterdam's public transport services, has been repainted and is undergoing final mechanical preparations, including the installation of heavy-duty lifting equipment.
Electrische Museumtramlijn Amsterdam has welcomed a significant piece of its collection: the American-built Snow Sweeper SV1. This historic tram, originally equipped with electric drive and chain-driven brushes for clearing snow, has been moved to the Lekstraat depot. It offers a fascinating glimpse into the operational history of Amsterdam's public transport.
The Electrische Museumtramlijn Amsterdam is expanding its collection beyond trams to include buses and historical public transport artifacts. Recently, the museum acquired a "classic" tram stop located in Aalsmeer, which they plan to restore and give a prominent place within their collection.
The Electrische Museumtramlijn Amsterdam is pleased to announce the return of the historic NBM 20 tram. After a period on loan to the Nederlands Openluchtmuseum, the NBM 20 has completed its journey back to its home line. Visitors can look forward to seeing this piece of public transport history once again.
Heritage tram HTM 816 has successfully completed essential repairs and is set to return to service at the Electrische Museumtramlijn Amsterdam. The restoration focused on replacing rusted-out step sections, ensuring the tram's continued safety and operational reliability for visitors.
The Electrische Museumtramlijn Amsterdam is providing an update on the detailed repair work for tram GVB 464, which suffered collision damage. Following the successful restoration of GVB 468, a team of dedicated staff is now focused on bringing GVB 464 back to its former glory, with initial steps including the removal of its control panel and the temporary fitting of a new balcony screen.
The Electrische Museumtramlijn Amsterdam is currently undertaking a comprehensive restoration of the historic NBM 23 tram. Technicians have removed the balcony and main floor sections to address structural wear, providing a unique opportunity to inspect the tram's original load-bearing construction.
Electrische Museumtramlijn Amsterdam has welcomed a significant piece of its collection: the American-built Snow Sweeper SV1. This historic tram, originally equipped with electric drive and chain-driven brushes for clearing snow, has been moved to the Lekstraat depot. It offers a fascinating glimpse into the operational history of Amsterdam's public transport.
The Electrische Museumtramlijn Amsterdam is expanding its collection beyond trams to include buses and historical public transport artifacts. Recently, the museum acquired a "classic" tram stop located in Aalsmeer, which they plan to restore and give a prominent place within their collection.
The Electrische Museumtramlijn Amsterdam is pleased to announce the return of the historic NBM 20 tram. After a period on loan to the Nederlands Openluchtmuseum, the NBM 20 has completed its journey back to its home line. Visitors can look forward to seeing this piece of public transport history once again.
The Electrische Museumtramlijn Amsterdam celebrates the return of the iconic Mack tow truck to its collection, made possible by a successful crowdfunding campaign. This historic vehicle, which served the GVB after World War II, is now slated for restoration to its authentic GVB work-wagon green livery. Visitors can learn about its past and contribute to its future preservation.
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