Electrische Museumtramlijn Amsterdam Celebrates 125 Years of Electric Trams
The Electrische Museumtramlijn Amsterdam is commemorating a significant milestone in the city's public transport history: 125 years since the first electric tram began service. On Thursday, August 14, 1900, Amsterdam welcomed its inaugural electric tram on Line 10, a moment that transformed urban mobility. To mark this special anniversary, the museum is organizing a series of special tram rides for visitors.
Experience Amsterdam's Tram History on Special Routes
These celebratory rides offer a unique opportunity to experience a piece of Amsterdam's past. The historic trams will operate on a dedicated route spanning Van Hallstraat, Marnixstraat, and Weteringschans. Services will begin at 11:00 AM, with trams departing every half hour until 5:00 PM. Visitors interested in planning their journey can find the detailed timetable online.
Plan Your Visit to the Special Tram Rides
Participation in these special rides is accessible, with a fare of just €1 per person. Children aged 0 to 3 years can ride for free. The museum plans to operate a selection of its historic tram collection for the event, including models 144-663, 307-792, 602, and 794, though specific availability is subject to change.
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