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Discover Vienna's Public Transport History at the "Remise" Transport Museum with Engaging Exhibits

Journey through time, exploring Vienna's transit systems from horse-drawn trams to modern subway lines.

The "Remise" Transport Museum in Vienna invites visitors to delve into the fascinating evolution of the city's public transportation. Located in a historic tram depot, this unique museum showcases a rich collection of historic vehicles and engaging, interactive exhibits. Explore 14 themed displays that trace Vienna's journey from early horse-drawn trams to its extensive modern subway and bus networks. This offers a comprehensive insight into the engineering and cultural impact of transit in the capital.

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Exhibition summary

The 'Remise' Transport Museum, established in the former Erdberg tram depot, showcases historic and modern public transport vehicles from Vienna. It offers interactive insights into the city's public transport history, from horse-drawn trams to the modern subway system.

Curatorial context

Opened in 2014 in the historic Erdberg depot, the 'Remise' Transport Museum by Wiener Linien offers a comprehensive look at Vienna's public transportation history. Visitors can explore a collection of historic trams and buses, with a focus on the evolution of the city's transit systems. The museum features 14 themed exhibits that trace this journey from the imperial-era horse-drawn tramway to the opening of the subway in 1978. Interactive displays, including a subway simulator and the opportunity to role-play as a ticket collector, engage visitors of all ages. Notable exhibits include a converted "Silberpfeil" set showcasing vehicle technology and the bus that famously plunged into the Danube after the collapse of the Reichsbrücke in 1976. The museum highlights the extensive network of Wiener Linien, comprising five subway lines, 29 tram lines, and 145 bus lines, collectively covering over 1,000 kilometers daily.

Admission and ticket notes

Standard ticket price is 12€. Visitors can save 1€ with the Vienna City Card. Opening hours are Wednesday to Sunday from 9:00 AM to 6:00 PM. Further details on current opening hours and closing days can be found at www.remise.wien.

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